The Crossnull is a version of Renju. The game is played on a 15 x 15 board. The first player places a cross piece on an empty cell by turn, the second player places a null. The one who place five pieces in a row (vertically, horizontally or diagonally) first wins. In case all board is filled, and the row of five identical pieces is not made, the drawn game appears. More…

Game level is represented by a field of 10 to 10 cells. In some of the cells are placed multicolored balls. Your object is to destroy all balls. Collect balls of one color in critical weight to destroy it. Critical weight is a chain of all balls of one color where the next balls are located on a vertical or a horizontal. Place a magneton in a free cell and it will attract all objects on a vertical and horizontal. More…

The game objective is to cause all one's own pieces to occupy the diagonally opposite opponent. Each player's turn consists of moving a single piece of one's own color in one of the following plays. One move to an empty square: place the piece in an empty adjacent square. One or more jumps over adjacent pieces: an adjacent piece of any color can be jumped if there is an adjacent empty square on the directly opposite side of that piece. More…

The initial figure is broken into some parts of the any form. These fragments mix up on a play area. You can move fragments and rotate, but cannot divide and unite. Your object is to combine from fragments a source figure. During game you can see a figure shadow on the field and get a sample. The sample shows through the menu or pressing a shadow. The combined fragments should be are equal to the sample, but can be located in any place. More…

The game involved two to four players. Each player in turn draws the number of bones required. The stock of bones left behind is called the boneyard. The player with the highest double must lead by playing that double. If no player has a double, the heaviest bone is played. The winner of the previous play is the leader for the next (any bone). The winner will be the player finished the first and got winning sum of points. More…

Remember when you used to play the old classic Pacman game how you wished you could shoot at the enemies? Well, in this brand new 3D remake you can! But don't think it makes the game too easy. It is actually very well balanced and there are a lot more monsters to fight and bonuses to collect. The graphics is stunning, the music is awesome... Very addictive, this one. More…