Can you distinguish each and every music note you hear? In this game, your task is to listen to the notes played by the computer, then replay them in the same sequence. You will be given 7 color buttons, namely do, re, mi, fa, so, la and ti from left to right. Before the game starts, you may press the buttons to familiarize yourself with their pitches. Press the Start button under the buttons when you are ready, and the computer will start to play some notes. Listen carefully as you will be asked to click the correct buttons after the computer has finished playing. You will start the game with 5 lives, as indicated at the top left corner. One life will be deducted if you click a wrong button, and if all lives are lost, the game ends. Take the test now and see if you possess the ability of absolute pitch!

The slot machine is a popular casino game and is the major source of income for casinos, in another words it is the major source of drain of money of gamblers and gambling addicts. First, you put in 1 to 3 coins into the machine, then you pull the lever to spin the 3 reels. You can wait for the 3 reels to stop or push the buttons below the reels to make each of them stop. If the symbols shown match those shown in the pay table, then you win the amount of coins listed in the table. In gambling you always loss money in the long run, the object of this game is to play as many rounds as possible before losing all your money.

Unleash your aesthetic sense within and fill the picture with beautiful colors! In the game you will be given a picture without colors, and you can click to select a color from the palette at the bottom of the screen, then use the paintbrush to color the picture. When you are done with the drawing, click the Finish button on the right of the palette, and you will be given a score based on the level of completeness and the variety of colors. You may also choose to print or save your work by clicking the buttons on the left of the screen after the score is shown. Create your own masterpiece and appreciate the beauty of art!

Hordes of alien intruders from the outer space have been sent to invade your beautiful planet. Your task is to bring the invasion to a halt by destroying all of the enemies. When the game starts, the enemy ships will align in 3 rows, and they will fire randomly while gradually moving downward. You can use the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard to control your spaceship at the bottom of the screen, then press Spacebar to shoot. When some of the enemies are destroyed, the aliens will move at a faster pace. Also beware of an alien probe which will appear at the top of the screen, as it will consume the last digit of your score; if this happens, you may retrieve your score by destroying the probe. You will start the game with 3 lives as displayed at the top left corner, but if your spaceship is hit, one life will be deducted. You lose the game if all lives are gone or when the aliens reach the bottom of the screen. Save the day and drive the enemies away!

Even though you're not an enthusiast of jigsaw, you must have played at least a game or two in tender age. Now you can recall the pleasure of the traditional pastime with our randomly generated puzzles! In the game, you will be given an image cut into small pieces, and you can click the pieces to move and assemble them so as to reconstruct the original picture. The time you have spent is recorded at the bottom left corner of the screen, and the quicker you finish the puzzle, the higher your score. Check the pictures out with family and friends!

Demonstrate your superb typing skills by building or demolishing the towers of cups! In this game, your task is to stack or remove the paper cups by typing the letters on them. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to start typing, then input the letters highlighted in black. Your score will be counting down from 50000 at the top left corner, so shine with your magical fingers to collect larger rewards!

A ferocious monster has invaded your city, and the defenders cannot weather the furious attack for long. The only way to save the day is to type and cast magic spells to expel the alien. When the game starts, the monster will have 10 lives as shown at the top left corner of the screen, while you will have 5 lives as displayed at the bottom. A number of sentences will appear in the dialogue box on the right of to the monster, and you need to use your keyboard to type the sentences. When you finish typing all of the words, a spell will be cast and one life of the monster will be deducted. Then new sentences will be displayed and you need to type again. Continue the process until the monster is defeated. The monster will attack you from time to time, and you need to destroy the fireballs by typing the numbers on them, or you will be hit and one life will be deducted. You lose the game if all of your lives are gone. Defeat the evil creature and restore peace to your city!

Time to showcase your matching skills, mahjongg lovers! Your goal in this game is to remove all tiles by pairing them up. Before the game starts, you can choose to play with the classic mahjongg set or a simple combination of numbers and letters. Simply click to select the set you like to begin. Then the chosen set will be piled up. When you find a matching piece of a tile, you can click the two pieces so that they can be removed. Note that only the topmost piece on a pile which is not blocked from the left or the right can be taken. The tiles that can be removed will be highlighted in red when you click them. A timer at the top left corner will count the time you have spent, while your score will be counting down from 10000 according to the time. If you are not able to make any moves, you may click the Restart button on the left to start over. You may also click the Hint button to receive a hint, but note that each time you do so 600 points will be deducted. Play the interesting mahjongg solitaire and feel the oriental ambiance!

Play and see whether the demon card is a friend or a foe! The object of this game seems simple - to move all cards to 4 foundations. Yet it comes with a twist that the order of cards in the foundations must start with the number of the demon card dealt to the foundations, for example, if a 6 is dealt to the foundations, then each of the foundations must start with a 6. Cards in the foundations should also be built up by suit, wrapping from K to A if necessary. When the game starts, all cards are downturned and placed on the stock pile at the top left corner. Then 1 upturned card will be dealt to the discard pile on the right of the stock pile, and 13 cards will be dealt to the reserve pile under the discard pile. The foundations at the top right corner will be dealt 1 upturned card as the demon, while each of the 4 tableau piles underneath will also be dealt 1 upturned card. The cards can be arranged on the tableau piles before moving to the foundations. Cards on the tableau piles should be built down by alternating colors, wrapping from A to K if necessary. When a tableau pile is empty, a card from the reserve pile will automatically move to fill the position. If the reserve pile is used up, an empty tableau pile can be occupied by any card. Click the stock pile to deal a new card whenever necessary. If you are not satisfied with the progress, you can click the Give Up button at the bottom left corner to quit the current game. The stock pile allows unlimited redeals, but each redeal costs 1000 points, so defend your score and win the trophy with the smallest number of reuses!

'Tis one of the most popular solitaires ever! In this classic card game, you will be given a deck of 52 standard playing cards, and your task is to move all cards to 4 foundations at the top right corner by suit from A to K. The game starts with 7 tableau piles containing an ascending number of downturned cards from left to right. 1 upturned card is dealt to the top of each tableau pile, then 3 upturned cards will be dealt to the discard pile and the remaining downturned cards become the stock pile, which is placed at the top left corner next to the discard pile. The four foundations will be left empty. Before moving to the foundations, the cards can be temporarily placed on the tableau piles. The topmost card on the discard pile can be moved to a tableau pile if the topmost card on the tableau pile is in alternate color and an immediately higher ranking, for example, the 6 of spades can be moved to the top of the 7 of hearts or the 7 of diamonds. You may also move groups of cards among the tableau piles according to this rule and reveal the remaining downturned cards on them. Only a K or a group starts with a K can fill the position of an empty tableau pile. If the cards on the discard pile cannot be moved, click the stock pile to deal new cards. Click to redeal when all cards in the stock pile are dealt. If you cannot make any moves, you may click the Give Up button at the bottom right corner to quit. The time you have spent and your current score are displayed at the bottom left corner. The faster you finish the game, the higher the time bonus, so complete your task as quickly as possible!

Prepare to be seduced and get addicted to one of our most popular games! In the arcade classic of Bouncing Balls, your goal is to form groups of 3 or more balls of the same color so that they can be destroyed. When the game starts, multiple rows of color balls will slowly move downward from the top. A color ball is placed inside the launcher at the bottom of the play area, while the next ball will also be displayed. Move your mouse to change the direction of the launcher, then click to launch the ball. If the ball forms a group of at least 3 balls of the same color, the whole group of balls will be destroyed. When the balls are removed, the pieces which are only attached to the destroyed group of balls will also be eliminated, for example, when you have destroyed a group of blue balls, the red balls which are only attached to the blue balls will also be removed. Your score is recorded at the top left corner of the screen. If you can destroy a larger pile of balls, more points will be awarded. If the balls reach the bottom of the play area, the game ends. Clear the field so as to proceed and rocket up the leaderboard!

After arresting the forty thieves, you have received a mission to catch the fierce robbers haunting Egypt. The aim of this game is to move all cards to 8 foundations by suit from A to K. When the game opens, each of the 10 tableau piles will be dealt a different number of upturned cards. The 8 foundations are located at the top right side of the screen. 1 upturned card will be dealt to the discard pile on the left of the foundations, and the remaining cards will be placed to the stock pile on the left of the discard pile. Cards on the tableau piles are to be built by alternating colors from K to A. You may move a single card or a group of cards to another tableau pile according to this rule, for example, a 6 of hearts can be moved to the top of a 7 of spades or a 7 of clubs. You will receive 200 points for each card successfully moved to the foundations. Click the stock pile to deal a new card whenever necessary, but note that the stock pile allows only one redeal. Lock up the bandits before they escape to receive great rewards!

Prepare to indulge in the remake of the phenomenal arcade classic and journey through the amazing arithmetical world! Your goal in this game is to control the Math Man to consume all the ghosts in the mazes after solving the equations. When the game opens, the ghosts will start to hunt the Math Man. Each of the ghosts is marked by a number which represents the answer of an equation. Use the four arrow keys on your keyboard to control the Math Man, and move him to the location of the special food labeled with a question mark. Then an equation will appear at the bottom of the screen, and you need to find out the answer. You may also revisit the special food to receive another equation. When you have obtained the answer, the Math Man can eat the ghost with the number of the answer. Then you need to visit the special food again to receive another question. Continue the process until all ghosts are consumed, and you can proceed to the next level. The Math Man will start the game with 3 lives, but if he is caught by a ghost before he visits the special food or if he catches a wrong ghost, one life will be deducted. When the Math Man loses all his lives, the game ends. Charge into the mind-blowing mazes and defeat all of the monsters!

Can you save the marbles from passing the point of no return? In this game, your goal is to form groups of at least 3 identical marbles so as to destroy them and clear the line. At the start of each level, a line of color marbles will be rolling on the path of a maze and moving towards a hole at the end of the path. At the center of the maze you will be given a launcher, in which a marble is ready to be shot, and the next piece will also be seen. Move your mouse around so as to change the shooting direction, then click to release the marble. If groups of at least 3 marbles of the same color are formed, those marbles will be removed from the line and the remaining marbles will merge. You can switch the positions of the marbles in the launcher by pressing the Spacebar on your keyboard. Your score will be recorded at the top right corner of the screen. As you advance in the game, the mazes will become more complex and the number of marbles will increase. If the marbles fall into the hole, the game ends. Charge into the streams of excitement now!

Are you ready to conquer the Spider? Your goal in this game is to arrange the cards on the tableau piles from K to A so that they can be removed. You will be given 10 tableau piles at the top of the screen, with each of the four piles on the left contains 4 downturned cards and each of the remaining piles contains 3 downturned cards. Each of the tableau piles will then be dealt 1 upturned card. The remaining cards are downturned and divided into 6 stock piles at the bottom right corner. Click and drag the cards on the tableau piles and arrange them according to the required sequence. The downturned cards on the tableau piles will reveal when the upturned cards are removed. An empty tableau pile can be occupied by any card. If no more moves can be made, you can click a stock pile to deal new cards, but note that this can only be done when all tableau piles are occupied by cards. If you are not satisfied with the current progress, you may click the Give Up button at the bottom left corner to quit the current game. Each move you make will cost you 10 points, so aim for a high score by arranging the cards with the fewest steps!

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