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Tetravex II is a puzzle software specifically designed to solve the popular Eternity II TM puzzle. It can also be used to solve almost any other 16x16 edge matching puzzles. Use this software to solve Eternity II puzzle and win $2 million cash!!

Drag and rotate the pieces to solve the puzzle. Well structured library items and actionscript code. A readme.txt file which describes how to create your own puzzle. After you get used to it you will need no more than 45 minutes to create a puzzle.

In this puzzle you must move squares round a grid to place them in order. If you can't solve the puzzle, it will solve itself before your very eyes. With this program you can transform your favorite pictures into classic sliding puzzles.

An explosively super addictive puzzle strategy game! Build up areas of critical mass to trigger increasingly explosive chain reactions! You win the level when you vaporise everything on the board!

Play the classic pencil and paper game of "Dots and Boxes" on the PC, against a friend or an intelligent computer opponent. Includes options changing the board size and taking back moves. There is info on how to play and stats are recorded.

Navigate through lily-covered river streams and high seas in a paddle-boat. Do your best to make lily combos disappear and to get your cargo delivered on-time. Beautiful seaside environments, lots of artifacts to discover, 3 game modes and much more.

The idea of the game is familiar to all mahjongg masters: match tiles in pairs to eliminate them from the board. But unlike the traditional mahjongg, Bloxx It has a time limit and features point scoring. The faster you play, the more points you get.

Just when you though you saw it all, AquaPack Games released AquaPack Lines - the most extraordinary remake of the classic games. Yes, this game is all you ever wanted in Lines - classic, time-tested rules, striking graphics and autosaving option!

Match neighboring tiles in this ancient chinese board game. Fill up the board as much as possible with stones, each of which can be placed only adjacent to a stone that shares either its color or its name.