Bakers Dozen Solitaire

Game Description: At the beginning of the game, all 52 cards are dealt face up to 13 stacks in overlapping style. There are also 4 foundations at the top, one for each suit. Only the bottom card of each stack can be moved. To move a card either double click it, or drag it with your mouse. You can move a card from one stack to another if the card is smaller than the other card by one, regardless of suit. You can place a King on an empty space. The 4 foundations are built in the correct order from Ace to King. The goal is to be able to move all 52 cards to the foundations.

Richard's Rating: 3 out of 5.

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Word Burst

Game Description: The Original Word Burst is a fast-paced game that tests your vocabulary! When the timer says 'GO' start making words by clicking on the letters. Letters do not have to be side-by-side. Click on the 'Burst' button to submit the word. Plurals and inflections are permitted. No proper names are accepted. Remember, you cannot use the same word twice! Accepted words earn points and add time to the clock. (The clock is the vertical tube on the right with the red liquid that drains from top to bottom). Longer words are worth more points, and add even more time, so make your words as long as possible! When you have earned enough points, the 'Shuffle' button will light up. If you get stuck and cannot form a word, you can click on the 'Shuffle' button when it is lit up to get new letters. Deselect letters one at a time by clicking on them again in reverse order, or click the 'Clear' button to deselect all the letters. The letters Q, X, and Z are worth the most points! Gold bubbles score double points! Chromo bubbles (the bubbles with a rotating clock) earn time and a half. Temp bubbles disappear after a time. The game ends when you run out of time! Have fun, and good luck!

Richard's Rating: 4 out of 5.

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Bird Pax

Game Description: On each card there is an image of a bird, a family indication (color), and a number. The number indicates the bird's wingspan in centimeters. In this Pax game, larger wingspan means a stronger card! In order to win a level you should earn as many cards and wingspan as you can. The more you advance in levels, the more wingspan you will have to accumulate in order to win. You can estimate your status by the feather indicator on the right side of the table. Game flow: Your opponent is the computer. Each player, you and the computer, are dealt a hand of six cards. The player who won the last round starts the current one by placing one card on the table, then the second player does the same. The player who placed the card with a larger wingspan wins both cards. "Pax" - When both players' cards are of the same family and/or value, each player risks three random cards taken from the top of each pile, and places them upside down on the table. A fourth card from the top of the pile will determine who won all the cards on the table. If the families or values equal again, another round of Pax will begin. "BringAlong" - You can use a card to aid another from the same family. If your opponent countered your first card with a stronger one, you can put a second card from the same family on the table adding its wingspan to the first card. Your opponent can then do the same. If you happen to hold a third card from the same family you can then add it, and so on. Also: Should you lose, you may repeat a level as many times as you need until you succeed. And, as long as you use the same computer, Bird Pax should automatically save your game progress. Then, the next time you play, you can begin where you last left off. (Just remember to click the 'Continue game' button, instead of the 'Play' button).

Richard's Rating: 4 out of 5.

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Color Trail

Game Description: Each piece has a color and a shape. You can make a trail by matching three or more pieces together. To begin a trail, click on a piece and drag your mouse to a neighboring piece that matches either its color or shape. (You can move horizontally, vertically, or diagonally from piece to piece). To end a trail just release the mouse button. Before you begin each level Color Trail will give you a specific goal, and explain what you need to do to meet your objective. There are also many different kinds of power-ups to help you win. If you are able to achieve the level goal before time runs out, you will advance to the next level of play. If you fail, you may repeat a level as many times as you need until you succeed. The game starts out rather easy but becomes increasingly more difficult as you progress through the levels because with the higher levels you are given less time to complete your task. Color Trail has 25 levels of play. If you are able to finish all 25 levels, you will certainly deserve a feather in your cap. It will not be easy!

Richard's Rating: 4 out of 5.

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Bubbletters

Game Description: Click on a bubble. Drag and link letters together to make words, using any connecting bubbles. To score big, start your next bubbly creation with the last letter you used. Larger words drop different color bubbles into the mix. If you use these, you’ll score even more bonus points! Keep an eye on the bubble meter at the right. Once its empty, you’ve run out of time!

Richard's Rating: 3 out of 5.

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