Download software tagged by game solitaire

PegIt is a unique level-based logic puzzle game inspired by the classic 'Peg Solitaire' board game. PegIt plays more like Lemmings than any board game you've ever seen with Teleports, Trampolines and all manner of crazy objects!

PegIt is a unique level-based logic puzzle game inspired by the classic 'Peg Solitaire' board game. PegIt plays more like Lemmings than any board game you've ever seen with Teleports, Trampolines and all manner of crazy objects!

PegIt is a unique level-based logic puzzle game inspired by the classic 'Peg Solitaire' board game. PegIt plays more like Lemmings than any board game you've ever seen with Teleports, Trampolines and all manner of crazy objects!

The game known as "Peg Solitaire" was popular throughout Europe in the 1800s. It is said the game was invented by a prisoner in the Bastille. FreePeg is a modern improved realization of this game.

No matter how you spell it- Mah-jongg, Mah-jong, Mah jongg , Mah Jong. A Classic Mah Jong Solitaire game! JongPuzzle is the mah jongg - like tile solitaire game for Windows. It is a fun puzzle game like mah jongg.

PilesOTiles is a game based on the Solitaire Mahjongg series of games, in which you must pair off groups of colorful tiles in order to complete the round. Using large playing tiles which are easy to distinguish, the game is playable by all ages.

PilesOTiles is a game based on the Solitaire Mahjongg series of games, in which you must pair off groups of colorful tiles in order to complete the round. Using large playing tiles which are easy to distinguish, the game is playable by all ages.

The object of the game here is simple ... as you jump Blobs over each other, the Blob that you jumped disappears. To complete a level and advance, just end up with only 1 Blob left on the board. Further details available on the Blobs product page.

WORDР’Р† is a shareware Windows solitaire word game in which you form and modify words at least four letters long using a deck of 53 cards. Points earned for each of up to thirteen words is determined by squaring the number of letters in the word.