free mac software and free online games or casual game downloads

Just like in real life, find the right open doors and you’re good to go.

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Aim and fire at the targets taking into account of the wind in this fun pie launching game with loads of different levels and missions.

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Escape the room before the bomb goes off.

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Find all 17 ways to whack your boss. Doesn’t that feel good? I feel better now. Hey, and I’m not a violent person, but you know, sometimes you gotta see your boss SUFFER. A lot.

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Choose your angle with the mouse and click to shoot the white ball. Hit colored line with same color ball to make the ball disappear from the board. One click equals one shot and you will lose a shot if the white ball touches the colored line.

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RPG meet Tower Defense!

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Pretty self-explanatory. Untangle! Make sure no lines are overlapping.

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SteveNote Expo - the game
Imagine being Steve Jobs.
Imagine getting ready for this years MacWorld Expo keynote presentation.
Imagine having to collect all the insanely great stuff you are going to present at Macworld Expo without revealing it to industrial spies and journalists.
Try the game that lets you experience what it feels like to be Steve Jobs just before your Keynote presentation.

Instructions:
- Collect all of the 10 items you need for your presentation (the blue dots)
- Avoid industrial spies and journalists (arrow keys)
- Use your “Reality distortion field” to momentarily stun spies and journalists (spacebar)

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I never got around to playing Virus 1 but here’s Virus 2 for ya. Start at the lower left corner, a green radar will show you which cell you start with. Grow your virus by clicking on a color at the bottom. Cells you own and cells touching them will change to that color. You have a certain amount of attempts to fill the screen with same color cells before you run out of attempts.

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You have exactly 14 days, aka a fortnight, aka 2 weeks - to make as much money as you can running your cute little coffee shop. It’s actually like more of a coffee cart but anyway.

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Today is America’s Recycling Day. You didn’t know that, did you? Do you care? If you don’t care, we can’t be friends and well, you are most likely a PIG. Your piggy-ness aside, try to learn something every day, WILL you? Don’t be an ignoramus. This game could teach you something very useful and very good for the planet. That means doing something good for you, your friends, your family for generations to come. You really should care about it.

If you don’t care, you need to be slapped with a very, very, very large trout.

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Managing a big, evil multinational corporation isn’t easy, especially if you have a conscience. Behind every food-like item, there are complex processes at work. Try to manage all aspects of the biz and see how it goes. Also, remember to watch this video about McDonald’s fries. (it is amazing and scary.)

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It’s dangerous up there in the chasm. No, I’m not talking about the space between your ears. Your mission is to fix the water/electricity  problem in the chasm so your town can resume drinking cold beer.

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A free to play open source software cross platform multiplayer hybrid multi-directional shooter and real-time strategy game for up to 16 players. The goal of the game is to capture all the opposing team’s planets. It combines twitchy style reflexive dogfighting with extensive team play and strategy.

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Not to be confused with Riverdance, this game brings out the boy scout or girl scout in you. Help the people across the river.

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Not the computer. Besides, you know that Macs rule. This is a point and click game where you, Robot, continue on your jolly robotic way picking up items and solving mysteries that only you, Robot, can solve.

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How masochistic are you? How much torture can you stand?

“Hope is the worst of evils, for it prolongs the torment of man.” (*evil laugh here*)

There are no hints. Each stage will provide a solution key. Each solution key must be entered in lowercase characters without spaces. Some solutions are obvious; some are not. Incorrect answers result in an error message. Stages become increasingly more difficult. Bookmark your progress…

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Defend your world against aliens.

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Stick it to the man by sticking it to yourself. Yeah, that’ll show ‘em! Use your ingenuity and the environment around you to do yourself in. You only have 5 minutes though, so hurry up and do it.

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On an alternative Earth a conflict rages on: The Age of Steel has begun. Despite the destruction of the original Cyberleader and the Cybus factory in London the march of the Cybermen continues. Around the world Cybus factories upgrade humanity at a frightening rate. A new Cyberleader has been created and the Cybermen’s conquest of Earth seems unstoppable. One group stands between the cybermen and world domination: The Preachers. Rallying behind a new commander the Preachers fight to hold back the tide of steel.

And so the war between the Preachers and the Cybermen continues.

To win the war you must destroy the transmitters in all of the enemy strongholds.

Is Minefields 2 too difficult? Try Minefields 1 to get warmed up.

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It’s war time, yet again, and you must find the way through the enemy lines. Use the actions in your toolbox and strategically place them on the grid to find the safest way out. Every level has a solution.

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[via treehugger]

“World Without Oil is an alternate reality game funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and ITVS. It’s an online game, with the premise that we have reached peak-oil. The site features a ‘reality dashboard’, which shows fictional gas prices, fuel shortages, and other metrics for chaos, suffering and economic impact for different parts of the country, updated every day. The aim is to investigate the many possible socio-economic outcomes of running out of oil, and to entertain at the same time.

If you want to get involved, then you are invited to write blog posts, create videos, take photos and use any other means necessary to document what life is like in this fictional post-oil world.

The idea is half-fiction, half investigative process - the game’s motto is, ‘Play it, before you live it’. It launched on Monday, and people have already submitted hundreds of documents, which you can freely browse. There is also an official ‘back-story’, written by the game’s organisers which will be used to introduce new events and circumstances. For instance, the latest game updates include instructions on how to throw fuel-free parties. If all this sounds interesting, but slightly confusing, then don’t worry - that’s the idea. A post-oil world will be confusing.”

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Protect Area 51! [Related game: Tower Defense]

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Yup. The ole lemonade stand business. How much will YOU make? And more importantly, is your lemonade delicious?
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