If and when you finish Spin-In, you can advance to the sequel, Spin-In 2. I only had time to play the first level of this one, and it pretty challenging, so you should get quite a bit of game play and fun time wasting out of these two puzzles.
Spin-In Tilt and Slide Puzzle Game
A sliding puzzle with a twist ... er ... I mean tilt
From Lee Seats, for About.com
I thought I had seen about all the interesting sliding puzzle variations, but I had missed at least one. Spin-In allows you to "tilt" the game board to make your moves. The object of the game is to free the smiley face. It looks much easier than it is, at least after you get a few levels into the game.
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