Free amusing little helicopter game software for mac

Its a cpu meter!
Its little!
Its Cheesy!
This may grow into something or get rolled into something else. Who knows?
Tested with Mac OS X 10.3.9.
Enhancements:
- First Public Release.

Little Prime is a simple application which enables the user to find out if a number is prime faster than ever.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

A crazy couple decided to buy a fish tank so they could improve the Feng Shui in their home. They purchased all kinds of small sea creatures.
This couple was not very knowledgable about the different species of fish and how they would react in an environment together. Of the many species they had purchased, one happened to be a mini squid and another was a ravenous predator.
You control the mini squid (who has been affectionately named Squid Little). You must guide Squid Little through the fish tank, eating tiny fish while avoiding predator fish.
Use the mouse to move Squid Little. As you move the mouse, the squid will begin to accelerate. It may take time to get used to controlling the squid. When you first begin, you may want to play around with the mouse control just to get a feel for it.
You must eat the tiny colorful fish in order to gain calories. If your calories drop to zero, then Squid Little dies. After you have eaten ten tiny fish, you will advance to the next level.
Avoid the big green predator fish!!
Command-P pauses the game and command-R resumes game play.
Pressing the escape key will pause and hide the game.
This game is freeware and may be freely distributed on any media.
Version restrictions:
- this game tends to run a bit sluggish on Macs with a G3 processor. One way to speed things up a bit is to lower your screen resolution a notch or so

Samus game is A small game where you are Samus or anti-Samus and try and shoot the other.

It is still somewhat buggy so yeah. This is also a really old game I made a long time ago so do not expect me to do any updates. Samus is trademarked by Nintendo.

Memory is a simple matching game the asks players to turn over cards until they find a match.

In the current implementation, only letters are displayed (and colored if more than 52 cards are needed) for players to match against.

Completly freeware and open-source.