Visually nice, story-driven and with an all-new and addictive puzzle game. Help young Princess Jokerina restore peace and beauty by recovering the magic Signs of Suits.
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Monday, 13 February 2012
5 Realms of Cards
Visually nice, story-driven and with an all-new and addictive puzzle game. Help young Princess Jokerina restore peace and beauty by recovering the magic Signs of Suits.
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Friday, 3 December 2010
Card solitaire Canfield 2.1
The Layout
The reserve area is located at the top left corner of the screen. To the right of the reserve area (The reserve consists of the thirteen cards that are left over after the tableau has been dealt. The reserve area is located at the upper left hand corner of the window. Cards in the reserve may be moved onto cards in the tableau, or moved up into the foundations.) are four foundations. (The foundation consists of four cards. The last three cards must be of the same rank as the card in the first foundation. The cards must be placed in the foundation row as soon as available: they may not be used or built upon in the tableau. Each foundation must be built up in the same suit, and in ascending sequence. The sequence in the suit is continuous with Aces being played upon Kings, and so on.) The tableau (The tableau consists of the four columns of cards that are dealt below the foundations. The cards in the tableau may be moved onto other cards in the tableau, or moved up into the foundations.) is located below the foundations.
The reserve area is located at the top left corner of the screen. To the right of the reserve area (The reserve consists of the thirteen cards that are left over after the tableau has been dealt. The reserve area is located at the upper left hand corner of the window. Cards in the reserve may be moved onto cards in the tableau, or moved up into the foundations.) are four foundations. (The foundation consists of four cards. The last three cards must be of the same rank as the card in the first foundation. The cards must be placed in the foundation row as soon as available: they may not be used or built upon in the tableau. Each foundation must be built up in the same suit, and in ascending sequence. The sequence in the suit is continuous with Aces being played upon Kings, and so on.) The tableau (The tableau consists of the four columns of cards that are dealt below the foundations. The cards in the tableau may be moved onto other cards in the tableau, or moved up into the foundations.) is located below the foundations.
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
Gamehouse Solitaire 3
Solitaire lovers alert! GameHouse has done it again. Super GameHouse Solitaire Volume 2 is packed with 10 new games including the favorite 21 Blitz and 2-deck games like Spider Solitaire and Propeller.
Saturday, 6 November 2010
Solitaire 24
Tuesday, 2 November 2010
In this solitaire game, the stakes get higher as you compete with three computer players to see who can rid themselves of their Grump pile first. This becomes more difficult as you progress because you all share the same base. The faster you move the more points you score. This is fast paced competition, this is Grump!
Castaway Caper
After your ship washes up on the shore of a seemingly deserted island, you discover that the island is not only inhabited, but also home to a powerful volcano! Your presence has awoken and angered the volcano and put the entire island in jeopardy! Fortunately, the islanders are masters at SKIP-BO and want to teach you their favorite game.
Only you can play SKIP-BO with the friendly inhabitants of the island, calm the active volcano, and restore the quiet peace of this tropical paradise!
Friday, 29 October 2010
Poker three
Solitaire five
Playing by yourself just got more fun! GameHouse Super Solitaire brings together your favorite versions of Solitaire and a bunch you've never played before. Whether you like the easy pace of Tri-Peaks or the fast action of Turbo Solitaire you'll find a game for every mood.
Aloha Solitaire 5
Immerse yourself in the idyllic Hawaiian Islands of Aloha Solitaire. Get away from it all without leaving the comfort of your home. Relax with a mix of traditional solitaire and mahjong on the warm sands of Hawaii.
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Texas Hold 'Em 5
Tik's Texas Hold 'em Poker is the most realistic poker around. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, you can enjoy the thrill of the perfect hand, or the perfect bluff! Test your skills in Cash Games and Tournaments, or fine-tune your skills playing the Scenario you always wanted to be in!
Castaway Caper 3
After your ship washes up on the shore of a seemingly deserted island, you discover that the island is not only inhabited, but also home to a powerful volcano! Your presence has awoken and angered the volcano and put the entire island in jeopardy! Fortunately, the islanders are masters at SKIP-BO and want to teach you their favorite game.
Poker Superstars 12.4
Poker Superstars II raises the stakes with more superstars, a brand new poker AI and a bigger tournament! Powered by a 'first of its kind' artificial intelligence system that has learned to win by playing millions of simulated tournaments, Season 2 will challenge you to play your best game ever.
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Saturday, 23 October 2010
Grump
 In this solitaire game, the stakes get higher as you compete with three computer players to see who can rid themselves of their Grump pile first. This becomes more difficult as you progress because you all share the same base. The faster you move the more points you score. This is fast paced competition, this is Grump! |
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Super Gamehouse
 Solitaire lovers alert! GameHouse has done it again. Super GameHouse Solitaire Volume 2 is packed with 10 new games including the favorite 21 Blitz and 2-deck games like Spider Solitaire and Propeller. You can also save your games in progress and track your win/loss ratio with every game. If you love Solitaire, you'll go crazy for the latest addition to GameHouse's line of great Solitaire games. |
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Monday, 18 October 2010
Solitaires
Addit offers four solitaire games of the Addition type. The object is to remove all cards from the screen in groups and discard them. The groups must be specified face cards, or cards that make up a specified total. Aces count as one, and where they have numerical value, the jacks count 11, queens 12 and kings 13. Spaces in the tableau are filled from the deck. The game is won if all cards are discarded.
To remove a group of cards, choose the first by clicking on it using the left mouse button. The colors of the card will change indicating it is one of a group being selected for removal. Then simply choose the other cards in a similar manner.
If the choice doesn't follow the rules specified for the game being played, you will hear a Beep, indicating the choice is invalid and, if Messages are opted for, a dialog box will appear to inform you of that fact.
To "de-select" a card, click on the card a second time and its colors will return to normal to indicate it is no longer being considered for removal.
If the choice doesn't follow the rules specified for the game being played, you will hear a Beep, indicating the choice is invalid and, if Messages are opted for, a dialog box will appear to inform you of that fact.
To "de-select" a card, click on the card a second time and its colors will return to normal to indicate it is no longer being considered for removal.
If an error is made when selecting cards for removal a warning Beep is sounded. By default, this is followed by a dialog box which provides a reminder of the specific rule which was violated.
You may eliminate the appearance of the dialog box by first choosing the Game menu item from the Addit Menu bar followed by the Message menu item.
You may eliminate the appearance of the dialog box by first choosing the Game menu item from the Addit Menu bar followed by the Message menu item.
Distributive size: 60K Windows-95,98,ME,2000,XP,NT
Castle
Use strategy and the luck of the draw to build your own Castle of Cards! You can progress through exciting levels or just play for fun in practice mode.
With five unique decks to choose from, you can customize the game to your own liking. But watch out for the Joker! He will wipe out your progress with a single turn of the deck!
A colorful and entertaining game with great cartoon-style graphics.
System Requirements Processor: Pentium III 500 MHz
Memory: 128 MB
Operating System:
Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP
Saturday, 16 October 2010
Lucky Streak Poker
Casino style video poker with a fun twist: Lucky Streaks that improve your odds! Get on a Lucky Streak by getting three or more "Lucky Cards" and you'll be drawing great poker hands! Keep your eye on the Luckometer and try to make the most of your streak!
Jazzy graphics, Vegas-style music and low system requirements mean Lucky Streak Poker runs great on virtually any computer!
System Requirements Processor: Pentium 200 MHz
Memory: 32 MB
Operating System:
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP
Freecell 3D
Welcome to the future of computer card games! Freecell 3D solitaire uses the latest advances in computer graphics to give you maximum realism and enjoyment. Experience features never before seen in Freecell such as a fully-animated solver and an exciting "Race-Mode" where you play against the computer. Take a look at the screenshots below and then read on to discover why Freecell 3D is the most impressive solitaire game available.
Unlike all other card games, Freecell 3D features realistic card graphics on a 3D table that can be rotated and viewed from any angle and scaled smoothly to any screen size. Subtle table lighting effects enhance the atmosphere and add an extra sense of depth.
Cards can be moved either by dragging or point-and-click. Mistakes can be undone - in fact you can undo/redo to any move right up to the start of the game, even in saved games. A history window lists all the moves that have been performed during the game, allowing you to jump straight to any of the previous positions. If you get stuck, Freecell 3D includes a fully-animated solver to get you out of those tricky situations. At any point you can check if a game is solvable from the current position or just let it play by itself.....
System Requirements Processor: Pentium II 233 MHz
Memory: 64 MB
Disk: 8 MB
Operating System:
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP
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