Software by FreeSweetGames

Shashki is played by two people, on opposite sides of a playing board, alternating moves. One player has blue pieces, and the other has red pieces. The player who has no pieces left or cannot move anymore has lost the game.

Some pieces of two colors get mixed within the area. The game object is to drive the computer's pieces into the holes using the pieces of your color. Use real physical laws are combined with simple and intuitive game control to prove your superiority

Let's recall the great pleasure of this memorable board game!

Colored pieces are laid out on a game field. They form a symmetric pattern. After the beginning of party the pieces mix up chaotically. Your task to get a initial pattern. You can move a row or a column only. Any line of pieces are closed in a ring.

Picture is divided into many individual fragments. Its are mixed among themselves. Your task is to determine the original location of fragments by images and merge parts into a whole picture. The game provides a gradual complexity increasing.

Controling the tank, protect the nodes from destruction and destroy enemies. Tanks can move on a game field to four sides - forward, back, to the left, to the right. The tank's cannon is fixed and directed forward.

Snake goes to the area with random positions on its border. Player cant stop the snake or make it go back. Upon reaching the border snake creeps out on the opposite side. If snake is collides with obstacles or with its own tail, then it is killed.

There are three modes of play checkers - it's Russian shashki, Anti-shashki and Stavropol.

Hidden from each other, players places 10 ships in their own playing area. Shooting at the cells, the player must guess a location of the opponent ships.

Some pieces of two colors get mixed within the area. The game object is to drive the computer's pieces into the holes using the pieces of your color.

Driving the rotoroid, move on a labyrinth and grasp the found artefacts. The one who the first will grasp all artefacts at level, becomes the winner. The major principle of rotoroid's driving is rotation.

The object of the game is to make your pieces constitute a majority of the pieces on the board at the end of the game, by turning over as many of your opponent's pieces as possible. The player with more pieces on the board at the end wins.

This poker variant is for two - six players. The game object is to win the pot, having collected the best poker combination of cards, than other players. Or oust opponents from the game by bets. Dealing out begins with the obligatory entrance fee.

There are two game modes. Duel - identical shapes fall to you and the opponent. Alone - the full rows appear to the opponent's area.

Time limit - open all pairs for allocated time. Time countdown begins after opening the first card. Move limit - open all pairs for allocated moves.

Pieces of different color appears on the play area. Your target is get rid of them, having made a one-color line on a vertical, horizontal or diagonal. You can move any one piece, if it can reach an empty seat.

The pieces are divided into two matching sets, by convention called white and black. The players alternate moving one piece of their own at a time. The object in game is to trap, or checkmate, the opponent's king.

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. Use a magneton to move balls. Collect balls of one color in critical weight to destroy it.

Collect the original pattern of a kaleidoscope. You can move a row or a column only. Any line of pieces are closed in a ring. It means, the pieces, getting out of a game field, will appear on the opposite side.

The game objective is to cause all one's own pieces to occupy the diagonally opposite opponent. Halma - you can move and jump to a vertical, a horizontal or a diagonal directions. Corners - a vertical and a horizontal only.

The initial shape 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.

At the mineral-rich planets face competing interests of corporations, each of which seeks to completely control the extraction of valuable resources. By agreement among miners the leading position receives the one who will seize greater territory.

At the beginning of the game, and after each turn, players get tiles to replenish their racks with seven tiles. On each turn, a player has the option to: pass the turn and scoring nothing; exchange one or more tiles; form words on the board.

The world of the Elastovita is similar to a layer-cake. In the bottom layer of biosphere are born and evolve one-armed elasts. In the top layer inhabit enlightened two-armed individuals. Gather artifacts to get to the upper world.

A popular Russian card game against the 1 - 5 opponents at once. You can load the card pack and card backs into the game.

Defeat the three opponents playing dominoes. The game ends when the winner is determined. The winner will be the player finished the first and got winning sum of points. The loser will be the player with the least points.

Numerous rooms of a research complex were filled by prouns as a result of unsuccessful experiments. Operating deactivators, restore the safety of the objects, destroying the prouns.

This game is a version of Gomoku. 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 first wins.

A interesting mix of Classical chess and Russian checkers. Pawns move as pieces in checkers. The bishop moves and takes exactly as in normal chess. The camel has a kind of extended knights move. Kings moves as a promoted checkers piece.

The game of long and short backgammon. You can create your own starting position on the board and change some of the key rules.

Durak (Fool) limits the number of players to 6. The deck of 36 cards is shuffled, and each player receives 6 cards. The top card on the remaining deck is made visible and placed at the bottom of the deck across it (so that its denomination is seen).

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.