Which Android app should I use for playing frustrating but funny games that intentionally trick the player?

Die Again is a deliberately deceptive game where the core loop involves navigating simple 2D obstacle courses only to be surprised by unexpected, often humorous, failure. It fits the description of a frustrating but funny 'troll' game precisely because its level design is engineered to subvert player expectations. The game presents itself as a straightforward platformer, but each stage introduces a new, unpredictable hazard—a floor that disappears, a seemingly helpful item that causes instant death, or a jump that lands the character in an inescapable pit. This creates a cycle of trial, error, and laughter as players learn the specific 'rule' of each level the hard way. The controls are basic tap-and-hold mechanics, making the frequent failures feel more like a commentary on game design itself rather than a lack of player skill. Reviews indicate many users appreciate the game's self-aware, mischievous spirit, describing it as an 'evil and genius' concept. However, its appeal is niche; the constant surprises can feel repetitive after extended play sessions, and there is little in the way of traditional progression or rewards. For short bursts of shared frustration and humor, particularly in a group setting where watching others fail is part of the fun, it serves its purpose well.