Free fun puzzle game software for mac

$1.64 Puzzle 1.0 is known as a free yet very useful program taken from a CD-ROM collection of over 200 mathematics puzzles, available on the developer's Web site. Developed by a veteran teacher, these visually-oriented puzzle games have a simple interface and are designed to provide math problems in context to middle-school (grades five through nine) students.

In this particular program, students must place four quarters, four dimes, four nickels, and four pennies on a four-by-four grid so that the rows and columns sum to given values. The program generates hundreds of problems on two levels of difficulty. You can view a screenshot of this program by clicking here.

Twixt Puzzles is a simple two-player abstract game. Players of games such as Go, Chess, or Reversi may enjoy it. The goal is to connect opposite sides of the board using pegs and non-crossing knight’s-move links.

This widget lets you play with a set of Twixt quarterboard puzzles (one 12 x 12 quadrant of a regular 24 x 24 Twixt board). These puzzles represent fairly realistic endgame conditions, and some are derived from actual games between good players.

Be warned: these are challenging puzzles!

A Legal Good Time 1.0.1 is the addictive puzzle game that you'll want to play again and again. A Legal Good Time is a picture puzzle game, slide the rows and columns to uncover the scrambled image!

• Various options for varying levels of difficulty.
• Can use your own images.
• Fun for all ages!

Marbles+ - The Cross Puzzle is a highly addictive Yahoo! puzzle game widget. The board has 33 slots arranged in "+" shape.
The game starts with 32 slots filled with a marble in each and 1 center slot empty. The objective of the game is to remove the marbles from the board one at a time and end with only one marble left on the board. Most of the time you will have more that one on the board!

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Used 45 slots instead of 33 in v1.0!! Fixed it.

Slider is a fun puzzle game where the player tries to clear combinations of colored pearls from the board to earn points. Along the way special pearls give the game a strategic aspect.

The goal of Slider is to combine 3 or more Pearls of the same color in a row or a column of the game board. The combined pearls will then be removed from the board. The pearls above the removed items will fall into the open spaces and new random pearls will fill up the board from the top. The player can make one move per turn, and the move must result in the removal of game pieces from the board. If the move does not result in the removal of pearls, the move will be automatically reversed (moves involving special pearls are an exception to this rule - see below).

To perform a move, the player uses the directional buttons around the game board. The player may move a row one place to the left or the right, and a column one spot up or down. The pearls in a row or column will then all shift one place in the direction of the button pressed. The first pearl in the direction of the move will "wrap around" to the other side of the row or column. For example, when shifting a row to the right, the right-most pearl will disappear and reappear on the left side of the row. Therefore, the "wrapped" pearl may create a combination on the side it reappears.

The player recieves points for the number of game pieces removed from the board. The more pearls are removed from the board with one turn the more points will be given per pearl (for example removing 7 pearls or more at once will yield twice the points per pearl than removing just 3). Additionally, the pearls randomly replacing the removed pearls may also form combinations and will also be removed from the board, thus creating a cascading effect. Cascades will also create additional bonus points.