Am playing HKIA on the iphone
I used to have Simpsons game on ipad (you can build up Springfield, you are Homer, and do Homer-y things).
My little cousin tried to get me on Frozen, the Disney game of the movie. Or was it something else. It was a lot of minecart rides. I remember having to race to win/chase coins on the Great Wall of China. But like Sonic the Hedgehog, those games kind of made me dizzy, plus you could tip the ipad so you would roll around more.
My book of cozy games I've borrowed lists a lot of free ones, so I might take another look, but I can only play one game at a time.
Cats and Soup is one that stood out for me.
I think my ipad would be too old to download the latest games now.
A lot of build-your-own games are just based on the original Sim City. Also does anyone remember Where in the World is Carmen San Diego ? Sort of like a Where's Wally video game. I don't know if there is an actual Where's Wally video game. Sure it would make your eyes hurt if there was one.
Word games - Wordle was popular, and my sister used to play 'Words with Friends' which was basically Scrabble on the phone. There are probably other games based on board games you could play, but I'm not a fan of Monopoly or Trivial Pursuit lol.
I think there is one you can play with friends and it's kind of like Charades but with ipad/tablet. The games on mobile devices let you interact with others and you can play them anywhere that has wifi. i.e not stuck sitting or stuck to a desk. I'm sure people do play video games in offices when they are pretending to work lol.
In one library, I had a PC, but I never sat to work on it, just stood as it was on a high workbench. Also it would be out of reach from for the smaller children. The only game I permitted children to play on PC was one I controlled, which was Kahoot, the free version, where I'd make trivia quizzes. The teacher would get the children chromebooks, and they'd play in teams. You had to make up your own team name, of course, they always made up silly ones! I would cast the game to the tv monitor the library had on the wall.