Platform: iOS, Android
Price: Free

In the game, you're a white blob who falls down the insides of an unknown creature and you must avoid black spikes which can kill you. Not only that, you have to constantly collect the white blood cells to stay alive. Every now and then, you'll find a pill that will enhance the white blob's abilities to avoid the spikes and attract the white blood cells. Endless runners have a habit of throwing the same levels at you again and again so you get better at them and in turn, get bored. This is where Microtrip sets itself apart from most of its genre—the levels are procedurally generated which means that every time you play, you will face a random new level. Unlike badly made procedurally generated games, Microtrip doesn't feature horribly unfair levels. This makes the game challenge your reflexes. Ads don't ruin the game as they are well-placed. The developer actually works hard to make the ads as unobtrusive as possible. Oh, and the music is amazing. It's a great time-waster for commuting or just whittling the time away during the endless hartals.