Waiting in a queue or winding down on the couch, you can open Mini Challenges and start a round within seconds. UltraPub built this casual collection of short mini games around a single action: tapping the screen.
Free to play, paid for with ads
The game costs nothing to install. It carries ads, and no in-app purchases are listed, so there is no option to pay to remove them or to buy extras.
Google Play rates the game 4.8 from 140.7 thousand ratings, and the content rating is Everyone.
One tap, many short games
Controls are deliberately minimal. You tap, and each mini game runs briefly, which suits quick sessions. The collection mixes mini and classic games at a calm, stress-relieving pace.
Easy to start but tricky to master, the simple input still leaves room to get better. Eight screenshots on the store page show the visual style.
Version 1.0.38 and Android 7.1 support
The latest version is 1.0.38, updated on October 23, 2026. The game first appeared on January 21, 2026, so it has been maintained steadily in its first year.
It needs Android 7.1 or newer, which covers many older phones.
Mini Challenges pros and cons
Pros
- Free to install with no in-app purchases
- Tap-only controls with no learning curve
- Rated 4.8 on Google Play from 140.7 thousand ratings
- Short games suit brief sessions
- Runs on Android 7.1 and newer
Cons
- Contains ads
- No paid option to remove ads
- Single-tap input may feel limited for players wanting depth
Is Mini Challenges safe?
Mini Challenges is published by UltraPub under the package name com.u1.relax.minigame3. It is rated Everyone and costs nothing, with no in-app purchases. Advertising is the only monetization, so expect ads between and during rounds.
How to install Mini Challenges
- Press the Google Play button on this page.
- Check the listing in the Play Store and press Install.
- Open Mini Challenges when the install finishes. Updates arrive through Google Play.
