Screw Puzzle is built on one of those mechanics that shouldn't be as satisfying as it is: unscrewing things. Each level hands you a colorful 3D object studded with screws, and your job is to work out the order they come out in — drag to rotate the piece, hunt the angles, and send each screw to the tray of its matching color. Pull the wrong one too early and it lands in one of just six spare slots, and when those fill up, you are stuck.

That slot limit is the quiet genius here. Early objects are gentle warm-ups, but the puzzles grow intricate enough that you are soon planning three screws ahead, rotating the model to check what is hiding on the far side before committing. An ocean-themed challenge changes the scenery when the standard run starts feeling comfortable.

It is a tidy fit for the fidget-puzzle mood: short levels, tactile feedback, and that small mechanical click of a plan coming together. Works with mouse, touch, or entirely from the keyboard. When the last screw drops, our puzzle games shelf has plenty more to take apart.