The goal of this easter minigame is to remember the number of images (symbols) that are visible on the screen. After the time is over, you must correctly answer, how many certain symbols have you seen.

Your task is to match 3 or more toys displayed and get highscore

The objective of the game is to turn each light on the board out. By clicking a 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 switched off.

VERSION 1.2d UPDATE: You now have Tooltips explaining dice hands as well as an UNDO button! Alexander finds himself lost in a spooky forest. Can he find his way out in time? Use dice and see how far you can run! Hopefully you'll get out of the forest before he gets scared to death! Utilizing dice rolling and strategy, just how far can you run?

Solitaire Circus can be addictive! Known also as "Patience", Solitaire has existed for centuries and continues to enjoy enormous popularity. Particularly suited to strategic thinkers and the patient alike! With Solitaire Circus, you try to amount a predetermined number of points by setting cards down on either the target piles or an intermediate pile of cards. A card is dealt from the main pile of face down cards and laid on your pile. This card must then be moved to either a target pile or an intermediate pile. On the intermediate piles, cards may only be laid down in an ascending order and alternating colour (e.g. red 10, black 9, red 8, black 7 etc.). The target piles must always start with an ace as first card and from then on only cards of the same suit in ascending order may be laid down (e.g. Ace of Hearts, 2 of Hearts etc.). Kings may only be laid down on empty spaces. If you can't lay a card down from your hand (made up of your intermediate piles), another is dealt from the main pile. Once all cards from the main pile are exhausted, the intermediate pile is turned over and used as the main pile. Already played cards may not be moved without a points penalty. If you can't go any further, you always have the possibility of starting a new round, for which there's also a points penalty. Try to always keep a spot free to receive a card. This way, you can always throw away kings and queens and avoid a points penalty.