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]]> 25 Sep 2008 02:36:19 Rocket Rita's Revenge
]]> 02 Sep 2008 01:35:10 Trax
]]> 22 Jul 2008 06:18:53 Antisense
]]> 13 Jun 2008 03:55:53 polyglot
]]> 12 Jun 2008 10:21:53 Rosetta Stone
]]> 30 Apr 2008 09:34:14 Bushwhack
]]> 28 Apr 2008 11:27:48 Japanese anime girl
]]> 22 Jan 2008 05:02:47 FZPong
]]> 17 Jan 2008 09:51:31 Big Fat Cannon
]]> 11 Jan 2008 01:23:51 Outrun 2006 Coast 2 Coast
]]> 25 Dec 2007 11:24:07 Cartesian Chaos
]]> 20 Nov 2007 08:07:52 Zuddles
]]> 26 Oct 2007 11:13:08 Metal Kakuro
]]> 17 Oct 2007 03:39:28 Trevik
]]> 25 Sep 2007 12:18:00 Gamoliyas
]]> 26 Aug 2007 02:20:10 Village the Game
]]> 09 Aug 2007 11:01:32 Epidemic
]]> 07 Aug 2007 03:13:41 Survival: The Ultimate Challenge
]]> 31 Jul 2007 06:05:27 Real Lives 2007
]]> 27 Jul 2007 02:11:45 Calamity Game The Calamity Game is a Flash sandbox where you can set up scenes that unfold based on simple laws of physics acting on a rag doll. These scenes can be shared with the community of Calamity Game users, who can view the scene you have created and then build upon it. There is no objective to Calamity Game; you can't do anything wrong. Calamity Game is as boundless as your imagination.
]]> 21 Jun 2007 12:49:56 Oregon Trail II This version of the game includes far more detail than the original. For instance, rafting down the Columbia River is a much greater challenge than it was in the original Oregon Trail. Whenever an accident happens, the game ceases and the player must decide what to do in response. Players are also able to talk with other settlers along the way and ask their advice when needed.

This version also allows the player to choose between 20 years of travel (rather than 1 in the original) from 1840 to 1860. Travel is much easier in later years, as there are more towns and trading posts along the way to resupply your party.

OCCUPATIONS: In the Oregon Trail II, you can also select a number of different occupations, many with different skills that can assist you in your journey across the west. Such occupations include banker, doctor, merchant, pharmacist, wainwright, gunsmith, mason, blacksmith, wheelwright, cappenter, saddlemaker, brickmaker, prospector, trapper, surveyor, shoemaker, journalist, printer, butcher, baker, tailor, farmer, pastor, artist, and teacher. (Occupations listed in descending order in terms of cash on hand in the beginning of the game.) Despite some occupations having more money than others, the low income occupations get a greater final bonus, which proves crucial in getting a decent score in the end of the game. For example, a teacher may begin the game with only $500, but receives a 5.0x score bonus. A banker starts off with $2000, but receives a 1x bonus (no bonus). If the banker uses his abundance of funds, he can buy most everything essential for the journey right away and would need to resupply very few times over the course of the trip. Let's say the banker makes it to his destination with a score of around 4,000. If the teacher does well over the course of their journey headed to the same destination and utilizes trading well because of limited money, they will most likely get nearly five times the score of the banker.

LEVELS: Along with selecting an occupation for your character, you must also choose if you wish to remain a Greenhorn (a regular member of the wagon party, having no authority), an adventurer (Wagon train captain, elected to lead and choose different trails) and the trail guide (Navigator, paid well and allowed to choose paths at trail forks, but can be kicked off the wagon train if morale falls too low).

STARTING TOWNS: There is a decent selection of starting points, including the classic Independence, MO, and newer towns like St. Joseph, MO, Kanesville/Council Bluffs, IA, and Nauvoo, IL.

TRAILS AND LANDMARKS: The historical accuracy of the trails and landmarks is astounding. Famous trails other than the Oregon trail are also a part of the game, including the California Trail, Applegate Trail, and Mormon Trail.

DESTINATIONS: Also, there are four possible destinations. However, some destinations are available in different years: Oregon City (Earlier year the Willamette Valley), Sacramento (Earlier year the Sacramento Valley), Jacksonville, OR, (Earlier year the Rogue River Valley), or Salt Lake City.

HUNTING: Inside the game is the classic hunting sub-game. In Oregon Trail II, you can choose between three firearms for hunting: the Pistol, the Shotgun, and the Rifle. The Pistol is the most basic hunting tool and is only really effective against rodents large and small, killing larger animals such as deer and bear take multiple shots. The Shotgun is effective against birds and other animals at close range, but doesn't have the range or power to take down buffalo, etc. Overall, the Rifle is the best firearm in the game. Usually killing an animal close and far with one kill, it is the "most for your money" firearm in the game.

SUPPLIES: Especially in large towns, the selection of supplies is astounding. Dozens of medicines, clothing items, food items and other miscellaneous essentials (and not so essentials) are available for purchasing. During the beginning of the game, package deals are available up to six months of provisions. Keep in mind, however that the many perils in the game will cause many provisions to be lost or used for trade. It is still prudent to purchase the largest package deal offered.

ANIMALS: Some various animal types are available during the game to bring along in your trek across the western territories, such as Oxen, Horses, Mules, Chickens, and Milk Cows. Different animals provide different uses, such as Oxen being effective in pulling your wagon to your destination and chickens laying eggs for consumption. In the end of the game, the more draft animals you have, the better your score in that category.

OTHER: Some other unique aspects of the game include the California Gold Rush after 1848 and your ability to prospect for gold (If your occupation is prospector, you'll typically find more gold than anyone else). At the destination screen in the end of the game, you can also read a fun "What Lies Ahead" section which describes what happens to your character after they settle. Also, you are able to save your diary, which the computer keeps for you so you can reflect on the events of your journey.

(Quoted from Wikipedia)
]]> 10 Jun 2007 01:08:07 Memory Memory is a simple remake of the classic game of Memory. You are given a series of cards face down and must turn them over to create matches. Once a pair is matched it is removed from the board revealing part of the picture in the background.
Home Page: http://kids.eonclash.com/ViewGame.php?ID=1
Age Group: 3 to 4+
Features
  • Difficulty Settings - Game has settings for 4x4, 6x4, and 6x8 board size to let you set your child's difficulty level appropriately.
  • 48 Card Types - Animals, Letters, Numbers, Cars, Trains, and more... The different cards types are sure to keep your little one amused.
  • Random Backgrounds - Each game played gets a random background selected from those available.
    • * Customizeable Backgrounds - Any PNG, BMP, or JPG file that is placed into the application's Graphics/Backgrounds folder will be automatically loaded and used within the game.
    ]]>     30 May 2007 10:27:44     Snapshot Adventures: Secret of bird island Let me get this out of the way: I consider myself at times a pretty "hard-core" video gamer. I mean, I'm not adverse to hacking and slashing Orcs in fantasy role-playing games, such as World of Warcraft. I can shoot down enemy aliens in Halo 2 and drop nukes on unsuspecting enemies in Supreme Commander. I'm tough, and I'm proud of it. So when my trusty Gamezebo editor asked me to review a "bird watching" game, you can imagine my initial reaction...

    OK, so call me what you will, but after playing Snapshot Adventures: Secret of Bird Island, I'm not only sold on the concept, but completely hooked.

    At the start of the game you find out your grandfather -- a famous bird photographer and naturalist who went missing six months ago -- left you a shoebox with your name on it. Inside you find a map of the U.S., his beloved camera and a half-empty field journal that alludes to a mystery (and uses your real name in the cryptic passage, since you typed it in when you started playing!). And so you decide to visit his old friends and colleagues, beginning in Pennsylvania, to find clues leading to his disappearance as well as learn the craft of nature photography in the process.

    In fact, you're asked to snap photos of birds for magazine covers and your field journal, and receive advice along the way. For example, you'll get more points for your photos if they're close-up, unobstructed and centered shots, and if the bird is orientated well, such as looking at the camera or caught in the act of singing, eating, flying or preening.

    Game-play works as follows. After you get your mission, such as take five photos of a Blue Jay in-flight or three photos with quality of at least 3 stars, you're presented with a landscape such as a forest, parks or shoreline (while you're on a moving boat). You can move the mouse side-to-side to see even more of the environment. Your mouse cursor is now a magnifier, so as you move it around to see subjects to photograph, you will see a larger view of the bird when your mouse is placed over top of it. Take the photo by pressing the left-mouse button. If you've earned the zoom lens you can use your mouse's middle-scroll wheel to zoom in closer; other tools you can unlock for completing missions include an infrared scope, bird seed (to get them to eat), bird identifier (which tells you what kind of bird it is), a "Flight Stimulator" plane (to make birds fly), camera auto-winder, and more.

    Bonus points are awarded at the end of the level for finding other species (such as a Baltimore Oriole or red-winged blackbird) within a predetermined amount of time (and only if you have film left).

    Developed in collaboration with experts at Cornell University, this game features authentic-looking birds and animations, and realistic birdsongs. You can unlock additional birdsongs as a reward for taking good photos.

    The big payoff is seeing your photos at the end of each level. You must choose between two side-by-side photos and once you do, the points are revealed for both so it's almost like a mini-game to choose the best one (and see if the game agrees!). You can see your best work as a cover of a magazine and in your field journal (which you can view at any time from the main menu) or with the click of a mouse you can email a photo to a friend right from within the game.

    As you travel throughout the U.S. to photograph new birds, you will receive clues and other information that will eventually unravel this grand mystery.

    A wonderful addition to Snapshot Adventures: Secret of Bird Island is an unlockable Bird Creator mode. With this clever in-game tool, you can create any bird you like. You begin with a basic shape -- such as an owl, gull, loon or hummingbird - then begin to tweak the wingspan, body size, beak length, eye style, field marks and color, and so on. Then you can name your bird (mine was called the Toronto Tailfeather), add other info if you like, and then upload to the Net for other gamers to download and photograph. I also downloaded close to 200 other custom-made birds to photograph in various locations.

    As fun and unique this game is, there are a few faults. For one, it's far too easy to unlock the Bird Creator mode, which only took about 30 minutes or so. It would be a better dangling carrot if it took longer to achieve this bonus. Secondly, the feedback doesn't always match your performance; in one instance, a magazine editor told me "An excellent collection of new photographs!" yet I failed the mission and had to start it over again.

    Even with these minor shortcomings, Snapshot Adventures: Secret of Bird Island may be the most refreshingly fun casual game of 2007. Seriously, yes, a bird photography game. But before you turn your beak up in disbelief, download this iWin game and give it a spin.

    Written by: Marc Saltzman/Gamezebo
    ]]>     24 May 2007 05:48:53     Dark Skies Dark Skies, is currently in development, and is a major departure from other planetarium programs. This simulation is to be used for beginning to advanced astronomers by immersing the player in an accurate simulation of a night sky. Here, they can learn where the constellations are and how to star hop to planets, galaxies, and nebulae.

    Ever since I joined my first Astronomy Club and went out under a dark desert sky, I was overwhelmed by how difficult it was to locate constellations since there were so many stars. In the city it is a lot easier to locate constellations since light pollution blocks out the fainter stars, but is also difficult because the lights block out objects I would be trying to find. The hardest thing about astronomy is that it takes practice to truly learn the sky and to take into account for weather conditions, light pollution, and general driving distances.

    We decided to create Dark Skies so that astronomers could explore the stars and other objects that they have been wanting to locate before they leave home and make the 60 mile journey to observe.

    This is an online multi-player 3D simulator designed with TGE + AFX and is planned for release on Windows, Mac, and Linux. The simulation will create a simulated star party where up to 16 players can join and select one of 3 models of telescopes such as refractors, newtonians, or cassegrains. Players are able to use the telescopes to locate objects and can step away from the instrument without losing the location so that other players can look through the scope and learn where these astronomical gems are located.

    Dark Skies is intended for instructing, and for learning experiences at your comfort. Bob, your friendly ranger, will work along side of you to assure your progress and understanding of the mysterious dark sky above.
    ]]>     10 May 2007 09:45:44     Switched On Learning The organisation Switched on Learning provides resources for handicapped or disabled children in Australia. They have had some simple games produced to entertain and educate the children that attend workshops and play groups. These games are bright, two-dimensional games that test the many skills that the children can develop. However, there are little or no games designed for the older primary school students and some secondary students.

    Objectives
    gui-custom.jpg To fulfil the client’s desire, there are several approaches. A main game with smaller games branching out from it would make a suitable objective that could be accomplished. To create this, a game engine has been suggested as the basis to design and produce the final product. Each game will comply with the specifications of the client with some modifications that the client authorises. A story driven game following the level system provided by the client will encompass the main game. Research of the target audience increases the chance of a successful game. The combination of the research and the game creates a winning formula to finish the project and complete a successful game.

    Game objectives for Level 1 and Level 2 of the Shopping Centre
    Ground level is a simple exploration level where the player can explore the entire shopping centre with no objectives or missions. The shopping centre is mainly under construction at that point of the game. Some shops will be completely inaccessible to the player at the current time. The supermarket will be sealed off until level 3 where the player must follow the shopping list and buy all the items.

    Level 1:
    Objectives: Buy a stamp

    Switched on Learning Switching Demo This level is to ease the player into completing objectives in an order. Of the stores open at the time there are two at which the stamp can be purchased a post office and a newsagency. In total, six shops should be open by level 1 with the player able to enter each store and have a conversation with the shop attendant. A security guard can help them if they get lost. Once the player enters the store, they must decide what was required to be purchased. Once they choose the correct item, the level ends and the player moves up to level 2.
    Level 2:
    Objectives: Buy a can of soup, a box of cereal and a packet of chips from the supermarket

    Items: Shopping list, cash

    Switched on Learning Switching Demo This is the final level of the game. Based in the supermarket that was initially sealed off, the player can now approach it and enter. They now must find and collect each item off the shopping list and head for the checkout. They must pay for the items, but they do have a choice to leave the store without paying. Several cues will be spoken to help jog their memory of what they should have done, each getting more obvious the longer the player stalls. The game ends when they leave the supermarket with paid goods.
    ]]>     13 Apr 2007 01:28:23     Big Bang Brain Games Whether you're looking to help out the 'ol hippocampus, or just have some fun, there's a game for every age and every taste in the Big Bang Brain Games!

    Reaction: Pop all the molecules in the fewest number of clicks. Deceptively simple, but requires clever planning.


    Sudoku: Wildly popular, Sudoku is endlessly compelling. With over 50,000 puzzles included, you'll never run out of challenges.

    NovaSweeper: Test your Sherlock Holmesian powers of deduction with this long-time favorite. The gameplay may be familiar, but Minesweeper never looked this good!

    Remembrance: Train your short-term memory with a classic game of Remembrance. Selecting the number of cards to memorize makes this game compelling for kids and adults alike.


    Echo: Remembrance tests your spatial memory, now add an auditory twist. The Music of the Spheres will keep you dancing!

    Fallacy: Philosophers have long emphasized logical reasoning as a means of discerning what is true. These Logical Fallacy quizzes may aid your own thinking - "Freeverse is the greatest game company on the planet. Big Bang Fallacy is made by Freeverse. Therefore Big Bang Fallacy is the greatest game on the planet!" - Right?
    ]]>     28 Mar 2007 01:36:26     You Don't Know Jack

    You Don't Know Jack: the show where high culture and pop culture collide!


    You Don't Know Jack is a series of quiz show-inspired computer games which combine trivia and comedy. The games are known for their humor and challenge, as well as simple presentation. The games rarely use graphics, relying heavily on voice acting and text.

    The games have recently been revived at the YDKJ official website, where new episodes are released every weekday. These are developed in Flash and are available to play for free within your web browser.

    Category: Quiz

    Release Date: Varied

    Developer: Jellyvision
    ]]>     26 Mar 2007 11:13:20     Hoyle Majestic Chess Chess beautifully and creatively brought to a newcomer of the game.

    Featuring a unique Adventure mode which will teach the basics of Chess as you travel across the countryside challenging creatures of fantasy and lore to unravel the secrets of this classic game.

    Single player and Multi-player capabilities allow for limitless play beyond the adventure where the player can further enhance their skills.

    During your Single Player encounter you'll be allowed an Opening Book, describing common game starting maneuvers and who made them famous. An intelligent advice system provides suggestions using natural speak informing you of what move would be best and why. As well as Annotations section which lets you take your own notes to reference later. All of these combined provide a very natural way to learn and progress your skills while having fun.

    Multi-player consisted of a lobby system with user accounts hosted by Sierra (publisher for the game). Unfortunately, the service appears to no longer be supported and therefor has rendered Multi-player unplayable.



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    • ]]>     11 Mar 2007 09:23:14     Learning the Kana In this educational mini game, you can teach yourself how to identify Japanese katakana and hiragana symbols. Each symbol represents a sound, and with practice you can eventually memorize the symbols and their associated sounds. At the same time, you will be improving your typing skills!

    The gameplay is very easy to adapt to. Clouds containing Japanese symbols scroll across the screen, and you must type the sound you believe is associated with any symbol on the screen. You gain points by correctly identifying the symbols.
    ]]>     10 Mar 2007 05:55:07     The Restaurant Game The Restaurant Game is a research project at the MIT Media Lab that will algorithmically combine the gameplay experiences of thousands of players to create a new game. In a few months, we will apply machine learning algorithms to data collected through the multiplayer Restaurant Game, and produce a new single-player game that we will enter into the 2008 Independent Games Festival. Everyone who plays The Restaurant Game will be credited as a Game Designer. It's never been easier to earn Game Designer credentials!

    This game was created with Torque v1.5.
    ]]>     07 Mar 2007 01:33:16     Chesspark Chesspark was created by chess lovers to bring chess to a wide audience of casual, club, and professional players. Our modern and easy to use interface makes use of the latest technologies for the Web as well as Instant Messaging in order to make online chess accessible to everyone, not just the elite players. However, those elite players will find features at Chesspark that are available no where else and made just for them.
    ]]>     07 Mar 2007 08:08:05     Animals at Home Hunt for the questions and then answer them to see the picture of the animal!
    ]]>     01 Mar 2007 04:19:54     All About Animals This game was developed for the Alberta SPCA and is a quiz game for children to help them learn about animals.

    Due to the fact that this game is maintained by the Alberta SPCA, it will only run from their page. (The game relies on an XML file that is edited on their server).
    ]]>     01 Mar 2007 04:05:16     Lettuce-Season Lettuce-Season its the new mini production of Grogged Studios, A simulator game of lettuce cultive

    You will a farmer, Can you harvests a good orchard of lettuces that survive to frosts, droughts, plagues and diseases?
    ]]>     27 Feb 2007 12:00:23     Johhny's Piggy Bank Johnny's Piggy Bank is a Financial Education game aimed at children. Using fun jobs to earn pocket money, you learn about important aspects of Financial education, whilst saving up to purchase items such as go-carts, bikes, pet animals, clothing etc. You must budget and decide best when and how to spend your money. Featuring a fully functional banking system with calculated interest, and a living stock market there are many different ways to boost your coffers!
    ]]>     22 Feb 2007 01:33:05     Driver's Education Driver's Education is a driving simulation made to teach kids the rules of the road and prepare them for their driver's test. There game consists of learning segments, written, and driving tests. The written exams ask questions regarding the laws of the specific state that the user is playing the game in (they are asked when they start a profile).

    While the lessons and written test are informative, the bulk of the time is spent in the actual driving mode. In this mode, you drive around with Ed, your driving instructor. Everything must be done right, from putting on your seatbelt to checking your mirrors before changing lanes. There are also different factors that will affect your driving in different lessons. Some have different weather, and one lesson even simulates what it might be like to drive drunk. Dymanix was so sure of the effectiveness of this game that they offered a money-back guarantee if the user did not pass their driving test. The game was released in 1998, with another, updated version released in 1999.
    ]]>     16 Feb 2007 06:00:18     Scripture Solitaire Scripture Solitaire combines the words you reverence with the game you love. There are seven different solitaire games to choose from including the classic Klondike and Freecell. The game contains hundreds of verses from the King James Version of the Bible, and you can create your own verse or quote files to use in the game as well. There are six beautiful background themes. Each card has a short phrase in place of the rank. For example: King, Queen, Jack, Ten are replaced with "John 3:16", "For God", "so loved", "the world". When the phrases on all 13 cards are put together in order, they form a Bible verse. With the hint system and the variety of game selections, it can be as easy or as challenging as you like. Scripture Solitaire is a fun way to incorporate God's word into your life!
    ]]>     14 Feb 2007 11:06:36     Brain Crash ' Your brain doesn't work right '

    Did you know that your brain is not perfect? Test it now in a funny way! Absolutely for free!

    When you see the word 'Red' printed in Blue, something strange happens. Your brain gets two contradictory informations from two valid sources. On the one hand, the label says 'Red'. On the other hand, the color of the label says 'Blue'. This way, your brain gets confused.

    Your goal in Brain Crash: click on the labels which TEXT matches its COLOR. Simple, uh? Not so...

    Time is limited, so go quickly! The faster you are, the higher your score! But be careful, because if you click on an incorrect label you will go back 2 levels.

    A game for all the family. Non-violent and fun for all ages.

    Now it's your time. Are you a master of Brain Crash?

    Come on! Try it now! Absolutely for free!
    ]]>     14 Feb 2007 06:06:13     Wild Earth As a photo journalist for one of the world's biggest nature magazines, your job is to stalk big game on the plains of Africa, explore the wild, and take photos of animals in their natural habitats. When you're done, your photos are woven into an article mock up.
    ]]>     12 Feb 2007 04:19:10     Spy Fox in 'Dry Cereal' William the Kid is attempting to steal the whole world's milk supply, and it is Spy Fox's job to stop him. How will children eat their cereal if there is no milk to pour on it? SPY Corps has outfitted Spy Fox with the latest gadgets and he is ready to go. Spy Fox is a Junior Adventure for kids that have grown out of Freddi Fish and Pajama Sam. Like the other Junior Adventure games from Humongous, there are different puzzles for multiple plays through the game. Also, there are mini games for kids to play such as go fish, and Happy Fun Sub which can be played on Fox's spy watch.
    ]]>     09 Feb 2007 06:05:05     Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise It's Kayla's birthday tomorrow, and her stuffed animal Fatty Bear wants to throw a surprise party for her. Guide Fatty Bear around the house to help him get everything ready. He has to find ingredients for a cake to make it, get presents, and set up party decorations. In addition to the adventure and puzzles, there are games to be played as well. These games include bowling, piano playing, and dress up with Fatty Bear.
    ]]>     08 Feb 2007 05:13:00     Pajama Sam: No Need to Hide When It's Dark Outside Pajama Sam is a kid like any other his age. He reads comic books and is afraid of the darkness. He loves to read about his favorite comicbook hero, Pajama Man. In order to defeat the darkness and not be afraid, he becomes Pajama Sam and travels into his closet. However, once he gets there, some trees take his flashlight, mask, and Pajama Man lunchbox. You must help Pajama Sam get his stuff back in order to defeat Darkness.

    Pajama Sam is a Junior Adventure for kids ages 3-8. It helps them experience adventure games, explore, and solve puzzles. On every screen there are things to find and click that cause funny animations. Also, the game has some different puzzles when it is played through again.
    ]]>     08 Feb 2007 04:31:07     Eight Dots This game is in development. Will be released in late 2007. More information to come.
    ]]>     07 Feb 2007 12:36:31     Freddi Fish and the Case of the Missing Kelp Seeds Grandma Grouper's kelp seeds are missing, and it is up to Freddi Fish and her friend Luther to follow the clues to find them. The game is for children 3-8, and is educational as well as adventurous.
    ]]>     06 Feb 2007 06:30:07     Sudoku You will never get bored with this Sudoku game as it generates proper Sudoku puzzles randomly. On top of that, it provides two different gaming modes. In normal mode, you can play without the limitation of time. Plus, hints are available when you get stuck. On the other hand, the Time attack mode is very challenging. You must solve the puzzle in a limited time. However, you may get bonus time by giving correct answers. Of course, punishment will be given if you make wrong answers.

    The game is also featured at eye-candy user-interface. In the near future, you will be able to change the theme as well as the background music.
    ]]>     06 Feb 2007 06:36:09     Smart Panda Meet Smart Panda, a game completely different of everything you've ever played. Control a cute panda and try to solve each one of the math puzzles that appear at the screen top-left. Easy? No...

    In Smart Panda, there are many enemies that will try everything to stop you. Crabs, scorpions, cats, monkeys, beach balls, crows and even electricity-charged clouds are ready to stop the panda. When time ends (the green bar at right), it's GAME OVER. A game that mixes that classical platform action with math learning. Fun for children (and even grown-ups) and highly educational.
    ]]>     05 Feb 2007 09:29:00     Abominable Fluffy Slippers You are Fluffy Slippers an abominable snowman. Life in the underground ice caverns has been good, you are the chief of your pack. However, energy is slowly dwindling in the underground caverns. It's your job to take the great slide across the chasm and recharge the ice caverns. Only the fittest of abominable snowmen have made it across the chasm will you join their ranks.
    ]]>     24 Jan 2007 02:03:51     Fairy Match Fairy Match is not a typical match 3 game. It's an astounding match 2 game!

    Fairy Match is a simple but addictive game, in which you help TAPAZAPA to match pairs of fairies so they restore their magic.

    Cartoon-like characters in a bright colorful world of fantasy make it perfect for kids. Fairy Match is a really easy to play game, so everybody can enjoy it from the first minute! From 0 till 200 years. Download, install and have fun!

    A game for all the family, with an educational touch. Non-violent and fun for all ages.
    You play it, you love it!

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    ]]>     23 Jan 2007 01:53:38     omena A basic math learning program. It throws simple calculus at you (like 2+3) and you have to be fast enough with the correct answer to go on. Built as a school project.
    ]]>     19 Jan 2007 06:08:58