Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are the basic operations involved in this game. Click two adjacent numbers, then click a third number that is adjacent to second number. The third number must be an answer to one of the math operations involved in the first two numbers. A complete instruction is available in the menu. Good Luck.

Arrange the blocks from 1 to 15, to start playing, click anywhere on the block. To move a block, click the one with an empty space in its side. Enjoy...

Author: Glenn G. Vergara

Description: The Tower of Hanoi (also referred to as the Tower of Brahma) was invented by the French mathematician Edouard Lucas in 1883. He was inspired by a legend that tells of a Hindu temple where the pyramid puzzle was used for the mental discipline of young priests. [ More about the legend here ]

Use the parts in the right to cover the hexagon completely. You can rotate and flip any part. Overlapping is not allowed.

I found this game from my random search in the web, there is no embed code so I downloaded it and manually uploaded it here. Fortunately, this site accepts .swf file as attachment.

How to play this game?
Just connect two faces of the same color by clicking one of it, then define a path that will connect the two by simply clicking a square in the cube. I found this game more amusing than rubik's cube. Enjoy.

In this game there will be lines of balls with numbers on them. You can shoot balls to add new balls to the line. When the balls you shoot and the balls beside it add up to 10, these balls will be destroyed. You can also destroy a group of same numbered balls with only one ball. When you destroy all the balls you can proceed to the next level. If the balls reach the hole, then you lose the game. Occasionally there will be coins that appear on the screen, you can shoot the coins to get the colours of the balls sorted for a while, it will be a lot easier. Use the mouse to control the direction of the shots and click to shoot. You can also press the space bar to swap between the ball to shoot and the next ball to shoot.