The Towers of Hanoi is an ancient puzzle played with three stacks and any number of differently-sized disks. At the start, all the disks are in the leftmost stack, with the largest disk on the bottom and the smallest on the top. The object is to get all the disks over to the rightmost stack. You can only move one disk per move, and you can only move the top disk on a stack. The top disk of any stack can be moved to the top disk of any other stack, with the restriction that you can't move a larger disk on top of a smaller disk i.e., disks can only be moved to empty stacks or on top of larger disks. minimum number of movement for the disk is by using the mathematical formula 2n-1.where N is the number of disk in stack.

Make as many 2-4 letter words as possible. The Jumbly dictionary contains almost 6,000 words - all valid for Scrabble. This game is perfect for learning those all-important short words for Scrabble. Sounds easy ? An easy start gives way to increasingly diminishing returns as you run out of words. The art is the choose the optimal moment to stop and submit your high-score... before it starts to fall ! Languages: English, French. Coming soon: German, Spanish... suggestions?

Yay, that's it, retirement time! Join John and Mary in the American part of their trip around the world, solve many exciting matching cards levels, train your brain with memory puzzles and learn fun facts about cities you visit!

Wie kent het niet? AirHockey vind je op de gekste plaatsen! Schuif met je paddle over de door lucht aangedreven tafel en zorg dat je met een sneltrein vaart de puck in de ander zijn goal krijgt!

Bugs Fixed!! The best 2D Flash Mahjong on the web. Mahjong is a Chinese game of skill, which involves four players. Although the game play in general is similar in all of the versions of mahjong, the game pieces and scoring, however, slightly differ depending on the regional variations. Almost similar to gin rummy, the object of mahjong is to build sets, as well as get the highest point value. In order to do this, each player selects and discards tiles (the game pieces, bearing different designs) until an entire set of combinations has been made. There are still scoring variations to be corrected for this HK edition. A Multiplayer version is coming soon! Sit back and awaits the WAR!