Mon 11 May 2009
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Fri 21 Nov 2008
You are NOT a true gamer until you can complete the Ultimate Gamer Challenge. Lots of games here. No one else but you can choose your fate. < *insert mysterious music here*> What will it be? Ultimate gamer or complete and total failure?
Fri 3 Oct 2008
A solitaire tile matching game based on the single player game known most often as Mahjongg, and also called Shanghai or Taipei.
Related: Mahjongg for Mac
Sat 30 Aug 2008
Paint all the white cells of the board by way of the chess knight rule (moving it in an L shape) in a specified amount of time.
Thu 12 Jun 2008
Fri 23 Mar 2007
A beautifully rendered adventure board game, this sleekly 3D animated quest takes trivial pursuit and injects action, adventure and fun within a storyline that places you in danger of osteoperosis. Wait, actually, you are being followed by Fort Fridge Security and you have to GET MILK to make you strong, yadayadayada so you can triumph. Something like that.
Here are the details: Help the milk-deprived Adachi family navigate and survive all 5 regions of the board, break into Fort Fridge and get the glass. The glass offers the Adachis the promise of an unlimited suppy of white gold, I mean, milk, to help with their various health ailments. Be careful, however, because Fort Fridge Security is hot on your tail. If they catch up to you, they’ll be more than happy to ship you and the Adachis off to Milkatraz. 3 trips to the ‘traz and your game is over. To begin: roll the dice and save the Adachis from calcium deficiency!!
Thu 25 Jan 2007
Each pirate starts with 5 dice under their cups. The 1st player chooses a dice face (1 to 6) and makes a bid on how many of these he thinks are on the table underneath all cups. The next player then either bids on the same face but a higher amount, a higher amount of a different face, or if they suspect the previous player is lying they call “LIAR.” The bidding continues, player after player, until “liar” is called, at which point all cups are raised and the amont of dice in the last bid are tallied.
Thu 7 Dec 2006
It is the year 20 BC. Emperor Augustus has brought peace to a young Roman Empire. Two friends sit upon the steps outside the amphitheatre, locked in concentration over a stone board upon which glass pieces have been placed, trying to gain an advantage over one another. They’re playing Ludas Latrunculorum, a game already hundreds of years old, which enjoys a high level of popularity within the Empire.
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Sat 2 Dec 2006
Play the classic board game Battleship on your Mac and test your ability to master and command a strategic naval battle – all at the helm, which is also called your dashboard. You’ve been assigned commander of your fleet’s guns. Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to choose your carefully selected target location by clicking in the left grid. The right grid shows the status of our own fleet. Info on your enemy’s remaining strength is accessible via your status bar. You must sink and destroy your opponents’s entire fleet.
Thu 16 Nov 2006
Remake of an old Mac OS Classic game called Hot Spot. You have a game board that consists of four concentric rings around a center spot (check out the screenshots). You also have 32 game tiles consisting of two tiles each of every combination of four colors and four symbols (2 x 4 x 4 = 32). The object of the game is to place a tile in that center spot by working your way in from the outer rings by following certain rules:
- Tiles cannot match their neighbors in symbol or color.
- Tiles in the inner rings must match one of the parent tiles they are connected to by color and the other by symbol.
Thu 9 Nov 2006
A simple, yet powerful, puzzle game. It is a sort of puzzle maker as well and you can play with this app forever, because you can load any number of your own images, and you might have thousands. Maybe you have hundreds of thousands. Maybe millions! Anyway. You can customize difficulty – big puzzle pieces makes it easy play for kids, medium pieces for your average puzzler, and small ones for the true puzzle enthusiasts and experts.
Sat 14 Oct 2006
