With so many games to choose from on the Blackberry these days, it’s very easy to overlook some of the lesser-known hidden gems. To help you eliminate clutter, I’ve compiled this list of some of the best Blackberry games you’ve never heard of.

1. Super KO Boxing 2 – This is a cartoon-based boxing game that is very reminiscent of Punchout! by Nintendo. This game features a strange cast of characters that you must defeat as you progress through the leaderboards. The reason I chose this game is that it is easy to learn and play, it has crisp, colorful graphics, fun animations, and responsive controls. The game is completely controlled with the keyboard, which may sound strange at first, but it really works for this app.

2. Nintaii: I have played many puzzle games over the years and this is by far one of the most unique. The goal is simple, you are trying to roll your rectangular block into a square hole. There are 100 levels and the graphics are almost photorealistic, which is a nice touch. This is by far one of my favorite blackberry games for its accessibility and gradual learning curve.

3. GT Drift: Untouchable – A solid racing game that reminds me of playing 3D pseudo racers on Sega Genesis or Super Nintendo. The graphics are a bit choppy when playing the Pearl, but not enough to detract from the overall experience. Control is tight, which is a must for a racing game, and the graphics are sharp and colorful. This is not the deepest corridor, but he has great appeal to play with.

4. Zen Table Tennis – Ping pong has never been so much fun on the go. I got this game because it was pretty cheap and I had pretty low expectations, but I was really surprised at how good it was. You control a semi-transparent ping pong paddle as you try to win every match. You have the option of controlling it with the keyboard or the trackball, the trackball being the most intuitive in my experience.