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Tetruzzle keeps original Tetris' simplicity and offers fine twists: playing the game reveals a puzzle, scenery is changeable & shareable, game builder allows for easy new scenery creation and Make EXE option generates stand alone custom made games.

Remember those tile games you used to play as a kid? Where you had to shift the tiles around to recreate the image printed on them? Here is a computerized version of this game that you can play any time you want.

BenchemAll is a tool to launch most popular 3D games and programs in a benchmarking mode and to get FPS as a result.

Search, download and share all types of files with this free peer-to-peer Gnutella client. Get MP3s, video, images, software, games, movies, music and more with FreeWire, the most advanced file sharing software available.

Handy utility that allow you to view flash (SWF, FLV, EXE, Shockwave Director), video and games extracted from IE, Firefox, Opera browsers, YouTube, Google Video. Can save and store favorite flash movies, extract images from movies, convert to EXE.

Gin Rummy is one of the most popular card games. The game has enough simple rules and exciting gameplay. Gin Rummy is played by two players. The object of the game is to arrange as many as possible of the ten cards in your hand into sets.

Free Christmas arcade game is our gift for you.Let yourself plunge into relaxing and miraculous atmosphere of coming Christmas Eve.Three games in one, three levels in each game will help you to make long winter evenings shorter and more interesting.

Crawler Toolbar plug-ins include MP3 player, Internet radio streams, screensavers, RSS feeds, e-mail notifier, weather forecasts and games. Customize Crawler for control of frequently used programs or features, including Popup Blocker and Skins.

Play simple and addictive scandinavian game described by Carl von Linne (Linnaeus) in 1732. Tablut belongs to a group of games from North of Europe that represent battles between two unequal forces: Muscovites and Swedes.