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Help Lily bring life and color into the Rainbow world, which is tainted by the evil spell.

Help Lily solve puzzles while keeping an eye out for powerful trophies. They'll give you the edge you need to twist your way through 70 levels. With stunning graphics, amazing animations and 3 game modes, Rainbow Mystery is bursting with fun!

Rainbow Monkey is an interesting action game for free. Rainbow Monkey is cheerful as can be at rainbow monkey happy sugar land! But when king sandy sends his knights to kidnap her, Rainbow Monkey must fight her way out with her trusty yo-yo.

Rainbow Web 2 welcomes you again to the wonderful world of the Rainbow Kingdom! Now your road lies to the Royal Palace, the last citadel of evil in this magic land. Get ready to complete 82 different levels to bring back former splendor of the castle

Do you want to admire the most wonderful show of light and color ever observed on earth?

As the pitter patter of rain begins to fade, and the beautiful, warm sunlight begins to shine, you may be lucky enough to sneak a peak at a beautiful, colorful Mahjong Rainbow! Match spring mahjong tiles in pairs to get rid of all of them.

Rainbow Tree is a beautiful application that displays on your screen a tree with lights. Should you want to carry the festive yuletide mood to your computer, Rainbow Tree offers one decorating option. Absolutely freeware.

Rainbow Web takes you on a fun adventure to the land of fairies and elves. Spider, an evil wizard, has cast a spell over fairy creatures and spun a web over their kingdom. Solve 60 puzzles to break the spell now and return the land to sunshine!

You surely have seen the magnificent multi-colored arch in the sky many times after rain. But do you want to explore all the aspects of this phenomenon?

Rainbow Canfield Solitaire is a solitaire card game based on Canfield Solitaire. Canfield Solitaire is a very difficult solitaire game, because it was originally created to play in a casino. The casino owner Richard Canfield, wanted it that way.