The game starts simple enough, you and the computer each have five cards and all you have to do is be the first player to have zero cards. A lucky few may manage to quickly discard those five cards, but more than likely the the card count will grow and grow and the challenge that is Bergman will begin!

Cards game: build the Cards House. Each time you win you build next stage of Cards House.

The aim of the game is simple: you have to guess if each card is higher or lower than the previous one from a deck of 52 cards. Very simple no?

This game is about another version of Russian roulette. You are chosen to play in the ring to win a lot of cash. But there are other players who also wants to be rich. Only ONE player can be winner so other people should be eliminated. Are you lucky enough to win this match? This game also can be used as a decision maker, like a solitaire.

Tarantula is a variant on spider in which cards are considered only by colour, rather than by suit; this is sometimes known as two-suit spider. The aim is to sort the cards into stacks from king to ace in colour, and remove them from the game to the eight foundations. Cards can be stacked in rank order regardless of suit, but sequences can only be moved if all cards are of the same colour. When there are no more moves, a new card can be dealt on to the end of each of the ten piles.