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Physics games simulate weight, momentum and collision, so objects behave the way your instincts expect: a heavy thing falls faster into place, a stack leans before it topples, a ball keeps rolling after the push. Playing them is about predicting what the world will do.
The simulation is the source of both the fun and the surprises. The same move never plays out exactly the same twice, a tower that stood for ten seconds collapses on the eleventh, and a lucky bounce is genuinely lucky. That unpredictability keeps replays fresh.
Most of these use direct manipulation: drag, aim, release. That maps naturally onto touch, so they play well on phones and tablets, and just as well with a mouse on a desktop.
What are Physics games?
Physics games simulate weight, momentum and collision, so objects behave the way your instincts expect: a heavy thing falls faster into place, a stack leans before it topples, a ball keeps rolling after the push. Playing them is about predicting what the world will do.