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Platypus Game 1.15 gives you good experience with playing an exciting sport game. Platypus is one of the most unique looking games ever created. All of its visuals were created using photographed plasticine (clay). Help the peaceful land of Mungola defend themselves against the attacking hordes of Collosatropolis! A huge variety of clay-animated enemies oppose you, but you will have loads of powerups at your disposal.

Hoyle Puzzle & Board Games 1.0.1 is a MAc puzzle game that brings you a great gaming time. Twenty-one classic and new challenging favorites provide something for every player with HOYLE Puzzle Games 2008. This great collection features traditional puzzle game standards like Hangman, Mahjongg and Anagrams PLUS mind-bending puzzle classics like Sudoku and over 1200 different Crosswords. All games are designed with the official rules from HOYLE, the Official Name in Gaming.

You automatically earn HOYLE Bucks, the more you play the more you earn! Get new backrounds, music tracks, etc. All games are based on the official rules from HOYLE, the authority for over 200 years. Create your own character with Face Creator, customizing everything from facial features to clothing. Interactive computer opponents with multiple skill levels to challenge everybody. Play together on the same computer and challenge your friends and family with old classics, or play alone and take the high score!

Tank Fighters 1.0.1 is an action game including quick action and rewarding game play.

TankFighters is a ton of fun alone or for a different kind of challenge, play online with up to 8 people.

TankFighters takes place in a smallish world with up to 8 tanks battling for glory. Because of the small size of the world, action begins briskly and never slows down. Each world has buildings and hills providing hiding space and defensive ground.

TankFighters is not a complex game. You'll be fighting and winning in no time. Begin in the "Target Practice" mode where nothing shoots at you. Then progress to a 4vs4 game, where you can let your team mates lead the fight. As your confidence and skill increase, you can play games with fewer and fewer team mates, and more enemy tanks.

The enemy tanks have a variety of strategies they employ. Sometimes they are aggressive and bold, other times meek and submissive. There personality may even change during a game.

You'll want to try different strategies, choose from: follow the leader, hide and seek, run and gun, wait and see, or invent your own. Each game is fairly short so you can quickly try different strategies and techniques.

The turret in TankFighters can move independently from the tank. This is a huge benefit. In many tank games, you can only shoot in the direction the tank is facing. This means that when two tanks shoot at each other, most likely, they hit each other with every shot. That makes for kind of a quick end. But with TankFighters you can drive in one direction and fire in another. This, while slightly confusing at first, is a huge advantage once mastered. And the shells move at a pace where a skillful player can avoid all but the best aimed shots.

Since the turret can be facing a different direction from the tank, 2 windows are needed for aiming and driving. And that is exactly what TankFighters provides. A larger, main window for the turret view, and a smaller window for driving. Plus, TankFighters includes a tactical radar screen, and a "chase" view. Four windows in all.

Evolutionary War 1.0 is an inviting and easy to play game which is just like the classic game of chess... except for the fact that your pawns can asexually reproduce, thus generating slightly genetically altered copies of themselves.

Players control a population of organisms, each of which has a unique genetic makeup that determines its strength, intelligence,fertility, and speed. These organisms can mate, clone, shift, and attack, and the result of all these actions depends highly upon the genetic structure of each organism. Whichever population evolves most quickly can achieve victory by eliminating all members of the enemy population. Play against the computer or a human opponent.

Requirements: System 7.0 or higher Understanding of basic evolutionary principles

Traversal 1.0 is a nice game anyone can play with the object of eliminating as many tiles as possible without boxing yourself in. That is easier said than done. Travesal is an ideal "coffee-break game". You can easily play a round or two in the amount of time it takes for your latte to cool. Traversal features three difficulty levels each with their own high score list so you can brag to your friends.

Requirements:

• MacOS X

Star Conquest X 1.1.2 is an impressive and unique game which will catch your attention immediately.

Star Conquest is a turn-based strategic wargame. It may be played as a single player, multi-player or network game. Up to ten players can play in a game, accompanied by up to ten computer controlled players.

Your objective is to guide your species in its expansion to all corners of the known Universe. You start with two or more populated Planets and a small number of Star Ships. Using these Star Ships you have to explore and colonise other Star Systems.

Soon you will encounter other species. Will you choose to conquer all, or perhaps fight as part of an alliance. Each year you can decide what strategy to follow, moving Star Ships or Fleets to attack or defend, colonising Planets and exploring Star Systems. Once every player has issued his or her commands, the year ends and the results are calculated. The game continues until all players are eliminated and only a single player or alliance remains.

Being a strategic wargame, Star Conquest is relatively complex and it may take several weeks before you fully appreciate its complexity and subtly of game play. If you are looking for a fast paced action game this isn't it!

If you play Star Conquest on a single computer then each Player takes it in turn to issue their orders. If you play a network game of Star Conquest each Player takes their turn simultaneously.

Hardwood Spades 1.7.37 is designed to be a finely polished game which is a combination of classic game play and fantasy appeal. Vivid imagery, special effects and robust characters breathe new life into the classic game of Spades with a new charming atmosphere. Express yourself in the on line multi player environment with character customization features and magical effects like Lightening, Kisses, and Fireballs! - Internet play (both OS X and PC) with large player community - Solo play - Over 30 customizable characters - Fooms, a fun tool to express your self while playing - Cool Magic sparkly stuff

The time-killing diversion of Solitaire ... the soul-stirring thrill of Arithmetic!

Solitairithmetic /SOL-i-tair-RITH-me-tic/ takes a trio of age-old single-player amusements (the Card Game, Tile Game, and Peg Game) and gives them twist that recalls those care-free days of carrying and borrowing, of times-tables and guzintas. Solitairithmetic can be thoroughly enjoyed without paying attention to scores or the mathematics underlying them. After all, this is Solitaire: with few moves available at any time, the player has limited control over the games progress, let alone its score. So, just play the game, and let the points fall where they may.

Solitairithmetic can be thoroughly enjoyed without paying attention to scores or the mathematics underlying them. After all, this is Solitaire: with few moves available at any time, the player has limited control over the games progress, let alone its score. So, just play the game, and let the points fall where they may.

On occasion, however, awareness of the scoring system may help convince a player to favor a move that would otherwise be no better than any other, or to make moves in a certain order.
And it does invite investigation: Just what is the highest possible score in each game, and how is it achieved?