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Backgammon is a game with a rich history, dating all the way back to ancient Egypt. Do you have the strategic thinking, strong psyche and good luck required to become the King of Backgammon?
Try to occupy your own home board with as many checkers as possible, making it hard or impossible for the opponent's hit checkers to re-enter play.
Try to keep your checkers together in pairs, to avoid getting them hit.

The game that has conquered the world! People everywhere, in different countries and continents are busy. You can see them in the subway, on the couch, on the airplane seat next to you. What they are doing? Solving sudokus, of course! The number game that is simple to understand, but always has a new challenge for you!
Try looking in several different ways. Start out with the simple ones: Which boxes have only one possible number? Look vertically, horizontally and in each 3 x 3 box to make sure.
Sometimes you find two boxes that can contain one of only two numbers. To keep track of these, you can create pencil marks for future use. When you have written more numbers in other boxes, perhaps one of the two is no longer possible. Often you can start a chain by finding out one number, so never give up!

Cribbage is one of the oldest and most enduring card games of skill.
Six Card Cribbage is a two-player game of skill that uses a standard 52 card pack. The goal is to be the first to score 121 points over several deals. Points are scored for card combinations that occur during the play or in a player's hand or in the crib. The cards discarded before the play.
Five Card Cribbage variation is an older traditional version that is still popular in England. Five card Cribbage differs from the more modern six card cribbage by the number of cards in hand (initially 5) and by the score to play. Usually it is played to 61 points.

In Silver Screen the object of the online game is create rows and columns of 3 or more of the same coloured cubes to clear them. As you play and manage to clear away cubes, new ones will fall from above to fill out the field.
In Silver screen all cubes start out with two different colours. The outer shell has one colour and a second colour is shown inside the cube. Only the outer colour is active and can create row or column combinations, which means that each cube has to participate in two combinations to be cleared away completely. First you have to clear away the outer colour layer and then the second inner layer. You create rows or columns of 3 or more same coloured cubes by either switching place on 2 touching cubes or shifting the inner and outer layers of a 2 coloured cube.
Do not always pick the first move you can spot, but look for moves that generate consecutive matches as this is the key to a high score. The two different switches gives you many options, but off course speed is also critical.
Save Fire cubes until you can clear away a lot of cubes with them, in particular the second layer. Remember that removing the second layer to clear away a cube completely is move valuable as the falling creates more changes and hence is more likely to generate consecutive combinations.

The itsy bitsy spider is climbing up again! Your tiny spider weaves a sticky web, hoping to catch some flies and butterflies. The wasps and beetles have other plans, and will do everything to stop your little spider from catching his food. Spin your spider web around most of the game field to advance to the next level.
Try to make the last drawing cover as large area as possible to get the maximum amount of points. Do this by ensnaring the wasp in a small space.
Watch out for the beetles! They are easy to miss, but can really become a nuisance in the later levels.