Drop Dead Teddy is back, under cover, and with his pain loving friends. Give them a little push to the right direction, and help them to find that special, warm feeling. Enjoy the fixed scoring, new levels and audio, and lots of little tweaks.

Dodge blocks coming at you from all sides.

Scare away bugs by flying over them with another bug. Try to leave the least number of bugs possible. Only horizontal and vertical flights are allowed. Every turn, you must fly over exactly one bug.

This is perhaps one of the most challenging versions of tetris you've ever played, as you have to control three falling blocks simultaneously! Same as the original tetris, your goal in this game is to move and rotate the descending blocks so that they can form a complete row and be destroyed. Before the game starts, you are allowed to set the starting level and the number of game piles. Choose a level between 1 to 20 and the number of game piles from 1 to 3 by clicking the up and down arrow buttons shown on the right of the screen. After you have completed the settings, click the Start button at the bottom to begin the game. Then you will be given your chosen number of piles, and a block will move downward in each of the piles. To move of the blocks, you may use the left, right and down arrow keys on your keyboard. Press X to rotate the block in clockwise direction, or press Z for counterclockwise rotation. If you have more than one pile, you may press Spacebar to move to another pile and control the blocks. The next block will be shown at the top of the piles, so take notice of these hints for better arrangement. When the blocks form a complete row, they will be removed from the pile. If the blocks reach the top of a pile and no more blocks can be destroyed, the game ends. Showcase your brilliant performance of Tritris to impress your friends!

Help the Hungerus Maximuses to find their food! Those little aliens are - as the name might suggest - very hungry. The artificial intelligence in this game makes these little buddies go for their favorite food. They walk, run, and jump towards their beloved space cookies. The "hungerus maximuses" are really stupid... They jump everywhere - even when there's no area to move on. So the user has to design the levels for these aliens.