A small minigame where you have to throw balls into boxes to score points

An addicting puzzle game with real world physics, similar to World of Goo. Build a tower using funny little bacterias to reach the line. Try to complete four different chapters and all 40 levels to set a top score.

The latest Match-3 puzzle game has it all, even penguins! Work with the cranky foreman to build Penguin City. The emperor is coming so you better make it fast!

Blow-up the opposition with your sweet grenade skills! Play through 30 levels of fun, physics-based, puzzle goodness. 3 Difficulties to beat, each unlocks a new perk. Each increasing difficulty rewards you with greater score points. Includes 11 achievements to collect. And funny looking...

Think you're good at Bloons? Think again. This pack contains 50 of the hardest, meanest, most brutally insane Bloons levels ever devised by man or monkey.

Build up your spooky Fishdom! Earn cash as you complete addictive tile-swapping levels and spend it to fix up your spooktacular tank. Create the eerie atmosphere of an underwater haunted house with witches, vampires and ghosts in your aquarium. Have fun taking care of quirky tropical fishies and...

Picture logic game, featuring 60 unique puzzles ranging from 5x5 to 50x50 cells. Notes: The game defaults to “Supervised mode”, you may change this in the Options screen. Supervised: Players are notified whenever they make a mistake, incurring in a time penalty each time they fill a...

The original Spin The Black Circle game released last year has been a huge success. This follow-up brings you 18 original and 25 new challenging levels, new graphics and music, enjoy!

The fourth version of Assembler – A physics based puzzle game in which you assemble shapes. Assembler is a game in which you use the mouse to arrange a set of shapes in a configuration so that the green key shape(s) are inside their respective zones. To get it right, the key shape(s) have to...

Your goal is to lead blue or red particles from Spawn Boxes to Receive Boxes. Place magnets to direct the particles, and then hit "start" to see what happens!