Have some time to spare but don’t want to go out of your Emerald of Katong condo? Games can be an excellent endeavor as it sharpens your brain, gives you better hand-eye coordination, and more importantly, entertains you for hours on end. Here are five offline games if you don’t have an internet connection.
Chess
Chess is a classic board game that can be played with a friend or offline versus an AI on your device. Aside from giving your brain a workout, chess improves critical thinking and strategizing, which is useful in real-life situations. The learning curve is not too steep as long as you stay focused and have a guide on hand.
Gaming Console
Most modern gaming consoles will have a game that you can play offline. The good news is that you can choose from a dozen or so titles spread across genres, including action, RPG, and puzzles, to name a few. Gaming laptops are considered a gaming console as well, which means you can play browser games that are easy yet enjoyable.
Handhelds
Handheld consoles have gained popularity due to the convenience they provide. You can play at home or on the road as long as there’s still juice. Like gaming consoles, you’ll have a variety of games to choose from.
Retro Game Emulators
Original retro games did not have online capabilities, making them the perfect offline games to play to pass the time. They’re easy to pick up and learn as well. Try your hand and beat the high score for bragging rights to your friends.
Jenga
Jenga is a puzzle-board game that tests how steady your hand is. You and others take turns removing a long rectangular piece out of a structure, and whoever crashes the building is the loser.
