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Mail-Room Madness is a free logic game in which a disgruntled employee has scattered letters around the mail-room. You must try and collect them again using boxes, rolling reels, movable elevators and bombs. One letter also contains a secret message but you will not discover what it is until you have gathered all the letters. 10 warm-up levels, 40 game levels and a level editor for making your own levels. Lexa Game Balls is a puzzle game, the aim is to score as many points as possible by exchanging two neighboring balls to assemble a straight line (horizontal or vertical) of a minimum of three same-colored balls. The line vanishes and you gain points, the empty spaces are filled in with balls falling from above. Lines with more than three balls earn better scores and each additional ball greatly increases the line's score so go for long lines whenever possible! The game has perfect TrueColor graphics. "Peg Solitaire" was popular throughout Europe in the 1800s (it is said the game was invented by a prisoner in the Bastille!) FreePeg is a modern improved realization of this game. FreePeg has two types of levels, puzzle levels (like in the original Peg Solitaire) and strategy levels. The goal of the puzzle levels is to remove all the pegs but one. The goal of the strategy levels is to remove as many pegs as you can. Stackomania is a fun card game, it's easy to play, it's free! You start with a random stack of numbered cards, you win if you put your cards in order first. Use the Discard Pile and the Draw Pile to replace cards you don't want and lots of other play options, Stackomania is really several games in one. Play against the computer or a human opponent over the internet. Aid Zondulux is FREE logical game based on very simple rules - The field is randomly filled with "crosses" and "zeros", your goal is to fill the whole field with "crosses" using your mouse. When you click on one of the symbols, horizontal and vertical lines invert. Randomly generated puzzles like this are very challenging and addictive. An incredibly simple, yet difficult task is presented: Just fly the rocket to the space station! Sounds easy? With only two dimensions to worry about, I'm sure it is easy compared to the real challenges astronauts face BUT, this program is a simple demonstration of inertia that can fascinate young children and old alike. You won't find any shootem up action here and you can only turn the ship (using the left and right arrows) and fire the main thruster to move it forward. With only three controls, it is not hard to learn, the challenge is to accomplish the mission! Ball Master is freeware mind game, member of Mind Master games family. Put appearing balls into lines, by moving them horizontally or vertically. If enough long line created, it will disappear. New balls appear after every move. Game comes to the end when board is full. Logic game with blocks where the goal is to move a block thru a maze of other blocks in as few moves as possible. There are five games with different levels of difficulty from Bricks Jr. for younger players to Bricks IV for the masters. When you reach at least the 'master' level (more than 40000 points) of BRICKS I you send in your score file which qualifies you for BRICKS II. The goal of the game is to move the red master brick to a certain position. Sounds easy but it is a real brain teaser since you get more points if you need less moves. The game teaches basic logics and it is very amazing to find new solutions which leed to different paths with the same number of moves. BRICKS Jr. was especially developed for kids, but it is also suitable for adults. 'Orzac' is another game of the Bricks family (Bricks I,II,III). The object is to move a brick through a maze of other bricks to a certain destination. The fewer moves you need the higher is your score. You can send in your solution and win a prize (cash, puzzle games) or just play for yourself. Please visit the web site http://www.bricks-game.de for further details. This is a strategy game based on "paper scissors stone". You clear the window by dragging an image over an adjacent image that it "beats" (scissors beat paper etc). 'The Wedge' is another game of the Bricks family (Bricks I,II,III). The object is to move a brick through a maze of other bricks to a certain destination. The fewer moves you need the higher is your score. You can send in your solution and win a prize (cash, puzzle games) or just play for yourself. Please visit the web site http://www.bricks-game.de for further details. Memor is a game of memory. The goal of the game is to match 10 hidden pair of pictures in a specific time. The Bricks Millennium Puzzle is another Bricks freeware game. You have to solve one big level in as few moves as possible. You can send in your solution until 1st March (deadline) and win a prize (cash, games) - even if your solution is not the very best. Visit the homepage for further details on the Competition (rules, prizes). This is another Bricks puzzle (see Rottus Bricks I). This program has only one big and very difficult puzzle. BRICKS is a remake of the Polish 'Klocki' game. The original game was a small wooden board that could be arranged into several puzzles. The goal of the game is to move the red master brick to a certain position. Sounds easy but it is a real brain teaser since you get more points if you need less moves. BRICKS was inspired by the Microsoft 'Klotski' game. Levels 1 to 24 are adopted from this game (with minor changes) while Levels 25 to 48 feature new elements making BRICKS more attractive and difficult! Oktagon comprises two separate octagonal puzzles. In the first, you must rearrange a set of four to eight irregular shapes to form an octagon. This is based on a puzzle in our shareware game Uncle Julius and the Anywhere Machine. In the second puzzle, you must rotate six concentric octagonal rings until all have the same orientation. The catch is that the rings are linked, so that rotating one also rotates one or two others. Logical game having it's roots in Japan. Put five connected pieces in a row. Spinner is a little like a 2-dimentional Rubik's cube. It's played againt the clock and saves the best time. Tiles is my version of the old sliding tiles game. It was one of my early efforts but is still quite fun. Sum Up is a unique mathmatical game played against the computer. The rules are simple and it's quite addictive. Tease your mind with this well know puzzle (Rubik's cube).. It's good for hours of fun ! or stress? Rotating Insanity is a small desktop game for in those dull moments of life. There can be up to five users on the same computer. You can choose how difficult you want to make it for yourself, it has 7 levels, and even a reset... real ones you have to take apart for that :o) It even has a small cheat in it so you can see all six sides at the same time, try that with a real one !! A simple computerized version of the tic-tac-toe game. If you set it to the highest level, you can't beat it. At lower levels, it makes a nice first computer game for small children. Tile Fall is a fun, simple, and very addictive game, in which you attempt to remove a number of coloured tiles from a grid. Tiles can be removed providing that are touching another tile the same colour on at least one edge. Removing small groups of tiles (2 or 3 together) provide very small scores, but by removing other tiles, it is possible to get very large groups of tiles of a single colour. Removing these large groups results in drastically higher scores. As tiles are removed, the surrounding tiles fall down to fill the spaces left. The game continues until no groups of 2 or more tiles are available.
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