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Reversi is a game which requires the strategic placement of checkers to control the game board and ultimately possess more of it than your opponent.
Although many people have played Reversi as a child, it is actually a very tactical game which requires much forethought.
The corner squares are the most important squares to own, as they will control the board throughout the game.
You should try to place your pieces on these squares as early on as possible.
Of second importance are the squares at the outer edge of the board, as they will control the lines going across.
The best move is not always the one that takes more of your opponents pieces.
A move that takes fewer pieces, but is of strategic importance in regard to position on the board or in regard to future moves, might be tactically better.

KicKing is timing based football online game where the key challenge is to pass the ball through the opposing team\'s players and score a goal with your Blue team. You only need to control the direction and strength of the passes to play, all the players move automatically to catch the ball.
The online game is played over seven rounds with a time limit on each. In every round the placement of the players are different. There are also power-ups you can collect by passing the ball through them.
The score is based on making many successful passes, so daring to pass around the ball and use the time you have to the maximum is key for success.
Pleasing the crowd with many fast passes and a nice final shot is the key to a high score. The fastest route up field does not earn you the most points. At the same time making many passes increases the risk of an bad pass and losing the ball before being able to score. Making these risk / reward choices in the short time allotted for each round is what makes this game challenging.
Keep an eye on the radar to see where your players are as well as where the power-ups are placed. The speed Boost gives you more margin in the passes and allows you to take more risk. But never lose focus on scoring the goal before time runs out!
Passing to the same player can allow you to move the ball around when there are no good passing opportunities. This is especially a good method to round the opposing goalie for the final shot.
Pick a path through the field where you can collect the power-ups on the way, these give you more flexibility in your play.

Solitaire is played using a standard deck of cards (52 cards, no jokers). The game table consists of 3 different sections, with different rules for each. The section on the top right of the game table consists of 4 Foundation piles. On the top left of the game table is the card deck to the left, and the waste pile to the right. On the bottom are 7 Tableau piles.
The main object of the onlinegame is to build up and complete the 4 Foundation piles in ascending order and in suit from Ace to King as quickly as possible.
Do it in the quickest time via a Progressive or Limited Entry Tournament and walk away with the top prize.

In Sudoku Sweep you get use your Sudoku thinking skills together with strategic planning. Numbered tiles fall in from above and you have to stack them from the bottom up according to the Sudoku rules. Try to make as many rows, columns and combinations as possible and see if you can fill the whole board without making too many mistakes.
Making Horisontal or Vertical triples is the key to a high score, and also convert a lot of number tiles to wild tiles which makes planning much easier in the later stages of the game. Plan your placement to make these combinations.
Using a Golden tile in a triple combination is great for your score.
Make sure you place tiles in many different heights when you play. If you fill the game row by row you will run out of options you need to place a number without breaking the Sudoku rules if you only have one row to place them in.
Do not forget to use the waste area, e.g. placing tiles on top if a completed column, to finish with the best possible combinations and avoiding rule violation at the end of the online game.

Chesster is an exciting variation of the ancient board game Chess. It\'s played as a normal 2-player multiplayer game of Chess, but with a significant difference: the board is 5 x 7 tiles instead of the normal 8 x 8. This also means that the number of pieces you have from the start is reduced to 10.
Chesster is played as a hectic version of Chess where time is always ticking away as you ponder your next move. You start with a limited amount of time, but receive extra time for capturing the opponent\'s pieces. You win the game if you checkmate your opponent, or if they run out of time before you do.
The strategy in Chesster is basically the same as in Chess, but the smaller board creates small differences. Generally the pawns are more valuable in the tight space and limited number of starting pieces, and the Knight is hampered slightly by the restricted space.
Grabbing a piece late in the game is very valuable to add a lot of extra time to your clock. So even if it\'s just a stray pawn it can add the extra time you need to win.