1990s puzzle games that still hold up

Lemmings 2: The Tribes 1993 i Why it still holds upEach level is a puzzle about who to spare, with skills you have to ration and levels that need several lemmings to survive, and it absorbs you today.

Mario's Super Picross 1995 i Why it still holds upYou still slow down and check each clue, because mistakes cost double time.

The Incredible Machine 1992 i Why it still holds upEvery failure is still yours to fix, because a machine behaves the same way every time.

The Incredible Machine 2 1994 i Why it still holds upBuilding a puzzle and then solving it still makes the parts a toy box to play with.

Panel de Pon 1995 i Why it still holds upSwaps that set off chains, against a stack that never stops rising, still make it quick to pick up today.

Roll Away 1998 Also known as Kula World i Why it still holds upA ball that turns gravity as it rolls still makes each level a puzzle of its own today.

Tetrisphere 1997 i Why it still holds upA sphere to dig into makes it a puzzle game unlike most Tetris.

Mole Mania 1996 i Why it still holds upPlanning where to dig on each screen still takes real thought today.

Monster Max 1994 i Why it still holds upRooms that reset when you leave still make each puzzle a matter of trying again today.

Mario's Picross 1995 i Why it still holds upRows and columns that confirm each other still turn every picture into a logic puzzle.

ChuChu Rocket! 1999 i Why it still holds upA short round of arrows and panic is still easy to start with friends.

Lemmings 1991 i Why it still holds upEvery level is still a problem of which skill to give to which lemming.