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Top Offline Android Games to Enjoy Without Internet Connection: A Comprehensive Guide

When it comes to gaming, most people prefer games that are connected to the internet. However, not all gamers have access to a strong internet connection all the time. For such gamers, offline games are the best solution. These games do not require an internet connection and can be played anywhere and anytime. In this article, we will be discussing the top 10 best offline games for Android users to play. Whether you're a fan of action-packed games, strategy games, or puzzle games, there is something for everyone on this list. Best Offline Android Games to Play When There's No Internet: An in-depth Guide Civilization VI - Build a City

Civilization VI is a must-have for all strategy game lovers. The game involves building a city that features a map full of units, territories, cities, and AI players feeding a simulation that is always evolving. The game is simple yet challenging and requires players to make strategic decisions while playing. I Became a Dog

I Became a Dog is a unique game where you turn into a dog and have to complete various tasks to get back to your original form. The game involves performing chores for other dogs and learning their language by eating food. The game gradually reveals a dark agenda as you progress. There are sequels to this game too, I Became a Dog 2 and I Became a Dog 3. Nobodies: Murder Cleaner

If you're a fan of the Netflix series Blacklist, you will love Nobodies: Murder Cleaner. The game plot is similar to that of Mr. Kaplan in the series, who cleans up the mess after every murder. In the game, you must use your wits and cunning to keep your employer's acts hidden and assist them in the assassination of key members of Q-100, a terrorist organization. Alto's Odyssey

Alto's Odyssey is a popular offline game that involves endless running and sandboarding. The game is simple - you have to speed down a mountain on your snowboard, perform tricks, gather cash, and capture a llama or two along the way. If you crash into a rock or miss a landing, don't worry, you'll start over from the top of the never-ending hill. The game also features rewards and stunts that give you extra coin bonuses. Cricket Black

Cricket Black is a must-have for all cricket lovers. The game is lightweight and doesn't take up too much space on your phone. It can be played offline and also with friends via Bluetooth. The objective of the game is simple - to score as many runs as possible in the given number of balls. You can score 1s, 2s, 3s, 4s, and even 6s. A long 6 will give you an extra 2 deliveries as a bonus. The game can be played even in remote areas where an internet connection is weak or not available. Dentures and Demons

Dentures and Demons is a 2D pixelated game that falls under the puzzle category. The game is challenging and adventurous and will keep you entertained for hours. The plot takes place in the imaginary hamlet of Varedze, where the protagonist, Junior Peexelated, gets involved in a violent conflict and a series of murders along with his childhood friends. The game has 6 chapters, and each chapter is more interesting than the last. Cover Fire: Offline Shooting

With the increasing popularity of shooting games, Cover Fire: Offline Shooting is a game that should not be missed. The game is a shooter game in which players control a small company of soldiers battling Tetracorp, an evil mega-corporate. Also read: Hogwarts Legacy: To Give A Plant Or Ask For Money From Ackley Barnes Read the full article

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Just Pinned to Brainfood: Prick! Today was cactus repotting day. I have three succulent plants that needed some attention before the start of spring. Prick by Gynelle Leon link and description below Here I am repotting a cactus called Tephrocactus Articulatus - a hardy little plant which seems quite resistant to the cold. It has an interesting way of propagatingwhich is to let several of its stemsegments break away to begin a new life as an independent plant. First I got a roomy ceramic pot and filled it with a layer of cat litter a couple of centimetres deep. This is an attempt to preserve moisture. I am not sure whether this will work but that's the whole point of experimenting. I used multipurpose potting compost. Although you can get compost specifically for succulents. I used a newspaper lasso to remove the plant from its original pot as those spines are very prickly. Next I added a layer of horticultural grit on the surface. This should help keep the moisture in the soil as well as look attractive. The next succulent is one that I took as a very tiny cutting a couple of years ago and was surprised by how well it has thrived. You might notice some small white spots on the leaves. I think this is a fungus but it came off easily with a damp cloth and hopefullyhas not damaged the plant. Well this is a technology blog so here comes the tech stuff. I have used one of my microbit moisture sensors to monitor the moisture level in this succulent. Getting the right balance of water is essential to succulent survival. It is a good idea to let the pots completelydry out before gently rewatering again. The microbit water sensor is ideal for this job. My micro:bit water sensor showing animated "don't water me". Succulents and cactilike dry and warm conditions and believe me plant fungi like to grow in damp conditions. If like me you find that you have a problem with this then you may find a portable dehumidifier is a not-too-expensivesolution. The link below shows the dehumidifier that I use. I can thoroughly recommendthis book - Prick by Gynelle Leon. It covers everything you need to know about the care of your cacti friends. Within these pages Gynelle covers the history origins and background of succulent cultivation; a gallery of popular plants including care instructions as well as in-depthguidance on watering repotting and style guides. BBC micro:bit house plants http://ift.tt/2F96KWJ