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MahJong Solitaire
How to Play

MahJong Solitaire is a classic Chinese game. The objective of Mahjong (also written or known as Mah-jongg, Mahjongg, Mijang, Taipei, Morejongg, Mindjongg), is to eliminate all pieces from the board. You have to match 2 identical tiles that have numbers on them or similar tiles that have just a picture on them in order to clear those tiles. For example, a flower may match another kind of plant or flower. A dancing girl will match another girl with the same or different clothing.

Selectable tiles have the left or right side unblocked and nothing on top of them. Make sure you open the most important tiles first (the top and the left and right sides) in order to have as many tiles unblocked as possible all of the time.



Online Chess
How to Play

Play Chess online against the computer. You move whites. To move a piece, just click on it and the computer will mark cell to which you can make the move. On your right you can see the game history. Before you start the game select the computer thinking level: Shallow or Deep. Shallow mode is recommended for old/slow computers.

Battleship Game
How to Play:

Deploy your battleships by clicking on them and pointing at the board then use the arrow keys to turn the ship. After you have selected the right position for the battleship, click with your mouse to set the battleship's position.On a second board you will see no ships. That's the computer's board. Select the position on that board and left click with your mouse to shoot. If the position of the computer's ship is hit, you can try to hit it once more until you miss or sink it's ships.

Chinese Checkers
How to Play:

This is a variation of the Classic Chinese Checkers game. You have to clear as many pieces as possible. To clear a piece, jump over the peg. You can jump horizontally or diagonally into a free cell. Click on a piece and hold the button. Then move over the other piece and put into an empty cell right after it.

AllOut
How to Play:

With 50 boards to choose from, ALLOUT is a tough game indeed, and it will most certainly put those brain cells to the test. The objective of the game is to turn off each light on the board. By clicking the piece on the board, you will reverse the state for that piece and every adjacent piece. If they were "on" they'll switch to "off".To win you just need to make sure the entire board is ALLOUT. If you are really stuck, you can click the Solve button; but beware, there is a price to pay for the solution. The first 4 levels of ALLOUT are classified as "Easy" to get you into the swing of things, from that point on you are on your own.

Checkers Board
How to Play:

First choose the difficulty level if you are going to play against the computer or choose your friend as your opponent. You will be playing as RED and red starts the game. There are simple checkers rules:

Starting with Red, the players take turns moving one of their own pieces. A 'piece' means either a 'man'--an ordinary single checker or a 'king' which is what a man becomes if it reaches the last rank. A man may move one square diagonally only forward - that is, toward the opponent - onto an empty square.  A 'king' may move back and forward.

Captures are mandatory. If a square diagonally in front of a man is occupied by an opponent's piece, and if the square beyond that piece in the same direction is empty, the man may 'jump' over the opponent's piece and land on the empty square. The opponent's piece is captured and removed from the board.

If in the course of single or multiple jumps the man reaches the last rank, becoming a king, the turn shifts to the opponent. No further 'continuation' jump is possible.

 
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