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Random Games

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  3 Pyramid Tripeaks

  Fun scrolling Tripeaks Solitaire game in Ancient Egypt. Remove all cards by playing cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value then the open card (bottom right).
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  Daily ZNumbers

  The classic zNumbers puzzle game. Move every box with a number on it only once. The box may only be moved by the amount on the box (horizontal, vertical or diagonal).
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  Jolly Jong Math

  Test your Math skills. Click on 2 tiles that make the given number with the given operator.
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  Blobs

  Paint the whole game in the same color and start top left. Select the color you want to paint the current group in (bottom left).
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  Clarence’s Big Chance

  Clarence has never been on a date in his 35 years of life. But today that changes!He must run and jump around four large levels, collecting items to impress the lady of his dreams while going about his daily routine!How well you perform determines which of the five endings you wi [...]
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  Shisen-Sho

  Shisen-Sho is a classic Mahjong Connect game. Connect 2 of the same free tiles with a path that has no more than two 90 degree turns.
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  Planet Solitaire

  Planet solitaire is the most difficult Pyramid Solitaire game. Combine two cards to a total value of thirteen (13) to remove the cards from the field. A Jack (J) is 11 points, a Queen (Q) is 12 points and a King (K) is 13 points. A King can be removed on its own.
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  Daily Str8ts

  Everyday a new Str8ts puzzle game. A 9x9 grid is divided by black cells into compartments. Each compartment, vertically or horizontally, must contain a straight, a set of consecutive numbers, but in any order. For example: 7, 6, 4, 5 is valid, but 1, 3, 8, 7 is not. Fill the rema [...]
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  Mahjongg Titans

  Classic Mahjongg Titans game with the exploding vulcano. Combine two of the same free tiles to remove the tiles.
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  Canfield Solitaire

  Classic Canfield Solitaire game. Move all cards to the 4 foundation piles starting with the initial card in ascending order. On the tableau build down by alternate color. Use the stock (top left) or waste pile (left) for new cards. You can wrap from King to Ace.