Clickomania. You click on groups of stones with the same color but not on isolated stones. If you click on such a group, the group vanishes and the stones on top of them fall down. The game's goal is to get rid of all the stones.

Bin Laden Liquors. Launch a successful "counter terrorism" attack on Osama Bin Laden's Liquor Store (secret head- quarters of the Al-Qaeda) and put Bin Laden out like a cheap cigar.

Dart'm Up. The game is a good substitute for the real thing, for those who don't have a dartboard at hand and still wish to hurl some darts.

Darts. British style darts. A good one.

Lights 3D. Connect the world with lights. This is a tough one so be prepared to spend a lot of time. I’m still working on the “easy” version and still have not solved it. 

Mah-Jongg. The object of the game is quite simple: Remove all pairs of tiles which are not blocked until no ones are left.

Oktagon. A Jig-saw type puzzle.

Pac-Man. The one and only classic arcade game starring a pill-popping yellow blob with a mouth.

Smoke'em Poker, a freeware game of five-card draw poker. You play against up to 5 opponents controlled by the computer.

Simon. This one will test your memory to the limit, if not your sanity.

South Park Hearts. Another fun version of hearts.

Space Invaders. The grandaddy retro game. Wobbling aliens, ray guns and groovy sound effects a-plenty.

Su Doku Assistant. ASu Doku puzzle consists of a 9x9 grid of cells consisting of nine smaller 3x3 sub-grids. Some of the cells are pre-filled with whole numbers in the range 1 to 9 thus: to fill in the blank cells with the numbers 1, 2, 3, ……. 9 subject to the fundamental Su Doku rule that each row, column and 3x3 sub-grid contains each of these numbers exactly once, i.e. no number is repeated in any row, column or sub-grid.

Tetris. Flex your tessellation muscle and get those falling blocks into place sharpish.