Puzzle & Word Games
Enter a land of magic and wonder, where a young sorceress-in-training uses her green thumb, rather than a magic wand, to solve puzzles. To win, simply rotate the branches and roots of budding flowers to connect the plants one to another. Doing so removes the tiles on which they rest and allows you to progress to the next level.
Tired of pointless action games or boring puzzles? Bubble Splash is an explosive mixture of action and puzzle that leaves no one indifferent. The rules are simple and easy to understand but the game is tough. It requires good dexterity, quick reflexes, instant thinking and an ability not to panic under any circumstances. If you got what it takes and want to test your abilities, download your FREE trial version of Bubble Splash now!
A classic game we all played as kids - Hang Man - has undergone a major face. The object is simple ... guess the phrases by selecting letters to fill in the slots. If you make too many errors, you know what happens next - the cute Kangaroo will be earning his wings. Luckily, even if you do send the 'roo to the outback in the sky, you won't feel too guilty. His quick wit and smart tongue will sometimes have you begging to kill him off.
Here's another classic style game familiar to most everyone - a slider puzzle. The object of the game is seemingly simple ... move the pieces of a jumbled picture around the board and put them into the correct order. Although it sounds easy enough, it can most certainly prove to be a challenging task. In addition to a variety of pictures that can be played with, the more adventurous gamer will find 4 different levels of difficulty to choose from.
WordLab is a challenging new game that will change the way you spell FUN. At the start of each round you are presented with a 5, 6 or 7 letter word with hidden letters. Reach deep into your problem solving skills to guess what the missing letters are, but act quickly ... your beaker is running low and time is running out. Each round gives you 5 chances to figure the word out before you can progress to the next level.
Sudoktress is a game that combines the logical thinking & intuition used to play the famous game Sudoku with the fast paced action of an arcade puzzler like Tetris. As you race to form Sudoku like patterns, your mind will amaze you and then you're hooked! Enjoy catchy tension building theme music and attractive artistry as you play. Designed to be easy to learn yet difficult to master. This is an addictive puzzle experience unlike any other
Crazy Tetris is unusual clone of the immortal Tetris game. In this game blocks consist not only from squares, but of triangles also. It includes 6 absolutely different variations of the famous game with falling blocks: Simple, Classic, Pentix, Triangularis, Crazy and Mutatix. The object of the game is to maximize your score in placing the falling blocks or triangles into lines.
Customizable puzzle generation. Various size / difficulty options. See the solution for a puzzle, or its logical steps. Unlimited undo and redo support while solving. Save and Open, Send and Share puzzles. Print puzzles (in batches or one at a time). Su Doku: The highly addictive puzzle craze---with SuDoku Pro now available for PC!
Generación de puzzles personalizable. Varias opciones de tamaño y dificultad. Consultar la solución de un puzzle , o sus pasos lógicos. Ilimitado número de operaciones de deshacer y rehacer durante la partida. Guardar y Abrir, Enviar y Compartir puzzles. Imprimir puzzles (en lotes o de uno en uno). Su Doku: La locura de un puzzle absolutamente adictivo---ahora disponible para PC con SuDoku Pro!
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