Doraemon Touching Ball is one of those simple-but-addicting games where you just tap to keep a ball bouncing—except this time, it's got that cute little robo-cat from the anime floating around. The physics feel a little floaty at first, but once you get the rhythm, it's weirdly satisfying to keep it going. Miss a tap, and the ball plops straight down, which is way more dramatic than it should be.

Honestly, I thought it'd be boring after a minute, but then I noticed the background changes colors the longer you play, and suddenly I was determined to beat my last score. The higher it goes, the faster it gets, and before long, you're mashing the screen like your life depends on it. It's the kind of game you open for 30 seconds and end up playing for way too long.

Perfect for killing time when you're waiting for something—just don't blame me when you get weirdly competitive with yourself.