The game involved two to four players. Each player in turn draws the number of bones required. The stock of bones left behind is called the boneyard. The player with the highest double must lead by playing that double. If no player has a double, the heaviest bone is played. The winner of the previous play is the leader for the next (any bone). The winner will be the player finished the first and got winning sum of points. More…

Online Backgammon Tournament is the first designated backgammon server with cash prize tournaments and real money games. Over the course of 2005, its first year of operation, Online Backgammon Tournament acquired hundreds of thousands of members and now features more than 10000 players online on average. More…

Free Renju is a logical board game, a variation of the well known Japanese board game (Renju-Gomoku family). 4 levels. Printing position and moves. Saving moves. Loading position from file or manually. Customized colors. Demo game included. More…

Aba Daba Deluxe is a modern implementation of the ancient logical game Gomoku, also known as 5 in a row or Noughts and Crosses. Major game features: Undo/Redo, Save/Load, Hints, Statistics, Powerful artificial intelligence, Attractive music, Nice sounds, Different skins, Different skill levels, Different board sizes, Unusual design, Quick restart by pressing right mouse button, Quick hiding game window by pressing ESC key. More…

An addictive board game for 1 or 2 Players. Playing against computer is a real challenge! 2 player mode inclued.Freeware. Make at least 5 squares in a row, in any position, horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Rows and columns can be moved by clicking on the buttons placed at their beginning. The last square in a row dissapears after moving that row. Computer plays well, but don't panic - it can be defeated after a little practice. Have fun! More…

2 Players must erase squares by crossing them with balls from two different sides: vertically or horizontally. Erasing squares activates more dificulties: balls responding to opposite instructions, the squares move around, and a blinking ball. It is a computer version of an optional feature of the Etch-A-Sketch game where a grid with squares was placed on the screen. Player A moves horizontally and Player B vertically. More…