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Freeware - Games Puzzles - Sliding Tiles

Your goal is to connect all the same pieces attached horizontally or vertically, you can move a black field by clicking the pieces around it. If the field is grey clicking it changes it to black but every time you move the field or change its color you lose $1. If you lose all the money the game is over. You can define the number of the same pieces.

Mem Pro is an unusual and challenging memory game, your goal is to connect the same pieces of images. One-way arrow shifts the row or column in the direction it points but the key is to use the two-way arrows. Two-way arrows reveal in a few seconds the row or column it points to so shifting the two-way arrows is useful. If you miss the pieces or use the one-way arrow the red confusing arrow activates and the other arrow becomes red.

This small game is a straight conversion of a game that was released on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum in 1983, apart from nicer graphics and mouse control, it's just the same game. It has 2 different games with 4 levels of play, in both games, the idea is to get the grid of tiles into the arrangement shown at the bottom left corner of the screen.

A fun challenging puzzle tile game in which you must push blocks around, avoid monsters & collect the fruit, includes some new unique features & a level editor.

Alex the Allegator 2 is a puzzle board game for one or two players. Place your tokens in turn on the board or slide a row or column, all in order to wipe the board from your own tokens. But beware, once all the tokens of any player are gone, you must also have the highest score to beat your opponent.

Slip sliding away, it's your classic slider game we all played as kids - kicked up a little. The object of the game is seemingly simple --- move the pieces of a jumbled picture around the board and put them into the correct order. Although it sounds easy enough, it can most certainly prove to be a challenging task. In addition to a variety of pictures that can be played with, the more adventurous gamer will find 4 different levels of difficulty to choose from.

A unique puzzle game that has 150 levels. The goal is to destroy all color blocks in all levels of the game by making similar colored blocks touch each other. The levels start very easy and slowly get harder. There is also a level editor.

AbcPuzzles offers a set of tile-based games and puzzles with various board sizes and controls. Some games use images, scrambling the inner blocks but leaving the outside one intact, several images are provided, and your own properly formatted bitmaps can be used. All other games are similar, but your task is to arrange the tiles in rows to match the icons displayed along the game-area border.

Put together pieces of Smashed Crystals (smashed into 7 pieces) by moving and rotating the pieces and attaching them to each other. You have sketches that may help you, the one on the training level is so detailed that it even shows how to put the pieces together to restore the crystal. You don't need to start each time from scratch, you can save the current game and continue playing when you have the time and mood to solve the puzzle.

Looking for ways to improve your golf game? Well, this puzzle won't improve your physical game, but it will provide you with a good mental workout! This challenging puzzle consits of 10 tiles, 9 square and 1 rectangular, and the object is to slide the "golf ball" tile into the hole. Not only must this be accomlished using the fewest number of strokes (moves), but all the remaining tiles must be back in their original starting position!

Free games and challenging puzzles are fun for games lovers. Cyclanoid is one of them, it is a set of challenging tile-based games and puzzles. The objective is to arrange the tiles in the center of the board to match the ones displayed along the game-area border. However, you move the tiles in groups of four or more by spinning them with a control located in the corner where four tiles touch. Similar to a 2D Rubik's Cube, Cyclanoid is harder than it looks since you must get the tiles aligned without disrupting your previous work. It also includes a built-in visual builder of puzzles for creating your own games. The graphics are attractive, and MIDI-based music and crisp digital sound effects add to the fun. Plus, an automated demo shows the movement options of the more complex games.

Tilerama is a highly customizeable tile-based puzzle game. Your objective is to slide the tiles from a given initial pattern (called IP) to an objective pattern (called OP). The game allows you to play a wide variety of puzzles; from the classic picture-slide square, to complex patterns of colored tiles.

This is a word slider puzzle game. you have to exchange the places of the two words, and you have two free spaces to use to accomplish this mission.

Free games and jigsaw puzzles are fun for games lovers. AlterJig is one of them, it is a set of tile-based jigsaw games and puzzles. You select graphics supplied with the games or create your own puzzles from any bitmaps. When you select "new game", AlterJig scrambles the puzzles and challenges you to restore the pictures by rotating groups of four tiles to get the tiles back to their proper positions. Tile rotation is controlled by left and right mouse buttons. It sounds easier to solve than it is. There is a brief help file, but the demo mode helps you understand the games, which are pretty self-explanatory. Try our puzzles and free games.

This is a computerised version of a very old sliding block puzzle. This version is not like any other on the net -- there is a save and load game option and up to 600 move undo/redo. It has been known under the names 'donkey puzzle' and 'Klotski'. This is just one executable -- no '.dll', registry or other junk. Created with Borland C++Builder by John Schooling.