Place the tiles on the board to form rectangles of the same color. Every time you do, the rectangle and all connected squares of the same color dissapear. Control many features of the game including layout and music. This game is easy to learn, but hard to master. Choose colors, background music, and more.

Sea Battle is a computer version of popular battle ship board game. The program is small and cute, it has no 3d graphics, but it is very interesting and playable. Sea Battle is a great replacement of solitaire game on coffee break, airplane, or cloudy evening. You can play with computer opponent on different skills. The sound effects can be easily turned on or off. The game has some interesting enhancement such as mines, ship counts, high scores.

Pocket BlockOut is a program for WindowsCE/PocketPC designed for enjoining of playing mind games on your pocket computer. Pocket BlockOut is a combinatoric board mind game where you toss identical color blocks into pairs. Such pairs will disappear, so your goal is to exterminate all blocks from the field.

FlipFlop is a game similar to Othello with additional features: - A study feature allows you to train different topics by playing FLIPFLOP: You may load a question file into the game board. When you now click on certain fields to do your next move, you have to answer a question first. - Up to 4 people may play simultaneously. - The time to think about your next move can be limited. - You can switch the interface between English and German.

This is a reversi game in 3d. It features excellent graphics, a smart opponent, and tons of excitement.

Rhumb Line, original 2-player strategy game of observation and placement on a compass rose board. Officer yellow and Sailor blue stones are placed, one at a time, building and/or blocking point-scoring rhumb line combinations. The object is to out-navigate the opposition and score the most points to rule the waves. 4 same-color stones in a radius is 10 points, an arc 20 points and a spiral 30 points.

This highly addictive game will keep you thinking for hours. The simple object: Prevent the board from filling up completely by aligning balls of the same color into a vertical, horizontal or diagonal row. As you try to line up the colors, more balls will come down to block your path until there is no more room for useful moves. This great-looking game is easy to learn, but hard to master. Plus - an optional Internet gaming mode is included.