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| Zamby and the Mystical Crystals (Mac) 1.16 |
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Zamby and the Mystical Crystals is a unique puzzle game set in a vast, enchanted fantasy land! Help Zamby in his quest to gather the mystical light crystals! Zamby is filled with hours upon hours of captivating brain training puzzles.
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| Logic Trainer 1.8 |
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Take a break and entertain you mind with a dynamic dance of logic in Logc trainer! Try to guess the combination of six colors in four positions the computer hides from you. Find that combination within 6 attempts or faster.
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| Mahjong Epic (Mac) 1.39 |
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Play Mahjong Solitaire on Mac. Mahjong Epic features 100 unique and fun boards for you to play on. In addition, you can design your own boards and play them! With an intuitive and easy to use interface, and unlimited undo and redos.
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| Jigsaw Puzzle Component for Flash 2.1 |
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This useful gig is a Macromedia Flash MX 2004 UI Component developed and packed as Extension by someFrogs.com. Unlike most other jigsaw puzzle, Jigsaw Puzzle v2.1 recognizes the neighbor pieces put near in right direction and then groups them.
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| Andromeda SuDoKu Game 4.52.004 |
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Andromeda SuDoKu Game is one of the most amazing, challenging, intriguing, and entertaining puzzles to sweep the world in decades. It has a unique solution that can be reached logically without guess. Fill digits from 1 to 9 into the blank spaces.
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