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Dive into the depths and visit a sunken pirate ship. Get into the cabins and see the treasures which the pirates valued more than their own lives. Meet the new inhabitants of the ship and its surroundings and enjoy the beauty of the underwater world.

Roam the gorgeous beaches of a mysterious island as you collect treasures on your way to unlocking the mysteries of a lost civilization. Explore 50 levels of gameplay that will take you across ten islands and five different types of beaches!

In The labyrinth of greed you have to play as a tomb raider. Ancient treasures are hidden in dangerous dungeons. They are guarded by ancient guards and dangerous traps. You have to use your dexterity and cunning, deceive cruel guards and avoid traps

In The labyrinth of greed you have to play as a tomb raider. Ancient treasures are hidden in dangerous dungeons. They are guarded by ancient guards and dangerous traps. You have to use your dexterity and cunning, deceive cruel guards and avoid traps

"Polygon Pro: Municipality" for the formation and approval by the bodies of state power of subjects of the Russian Federation and bodies of local self-government maps (plans), layouts of the memory on the CPC, the registers change inventory for putti

"Range: Max" for the formation of boundary and technical plans, maps (plans), layouts of the memory on CBT and other documents for the cadastral account, to create documents in electronic, print form send to Rosreestr

Is there anyone who didn't build card houses? The Castle Of Cards game gives an opportunity to tickle nerves while building a Castle. Built your own Eiffel Tower or Pyramid of Heops!

I of the Enemy: Ril'Cerat is a totally free, stand alone, science fiction real-time starategy game, that is the first chapter in the "I of the Enemy" saga.

Interesting things happen at the boundary between order and chaos, where the qualities of both states are evident. This screensaver allows you to explore this "edge of chaos" through the famous cellular automaton called "Conway's Game of Life".