Logical Games Pack    

On this CD you can find
6 logical games in one package:
Balda, Corners, Flip-Flop, Netwalk, Nine and Vitamin.

Balda

  Balda is a computer analog of well known board game. The rules are very simple. Initial five-letter long word fills the middle row of the game field measuring 5x5 cells. This word is proposed by the computer in the random order. In your turn, you must choose a new word consisting of letters located on the game field, plus one new letter. Computer player does the same operations in its turn. The longer proposed word is, the higher score you get. The game is over when there are no more free cells on the game field. If you have no ideas how to make your next turn you may pass it. In the case when computer can not recognize your proposed word you may add this word into the game dictionary. If you make a mistake you can undo it. Detailed artwork, excellent animation and funny music are also highlights of this product. Animated icons make the game control obvious even for a child. The game can improve your analytical thinking and expands your vocabulary. We hope the game helps you to have a good time.

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File size: 1.1 Mb

Corners

   Either 2 or 4 players can play this game; any of them can be replaced by the computer opponent. In four corners of square field you will find balls of four different colors. Your goal is to get all the balls of your color to the opposite corner before any of the other players can do it. Players make their moves one by one, clockwise.

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File size: 1 Mb

Flip-Flop

   When you see Flip-Flop for the first time, your initial thought is inevitably the same: a game that looks that simple surely cannot be of any difficulty to solve. When you've played Flip-Flop for several minutes, your impression is, again, the same: it is impossible! The game must be tricking you in some way! Your task is so easy that it seems a child could do it. Open all of sixteen windows placed in a four-by-four square grid. That's all. However, achieving this simple goal can take hours. Many hours, until you master the small trick of the game. And when you've done it, your friends can be lured into Flip-Flop as well. Their surprised faces should give you a very nice satisfaction, because now you know the trick and they do not.

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File size: 4.6 Mb

Netwalk

   Have you ever wondered what's up with the computer puzzle game industry today? Does it seem to you that modern products have more of graphic-and-sound extravaganza that of actual substance? Do you still remember those addictive mind-benders that were so easy to learn and so hard to master? If the answer to any of these is 'yes', Netwalk may be just the game you are looking for. The game's task is easy - connect each computer on the grid field to the central server by adjusting and turning the network pieces scattered around. It looks very familiar to those who used to play Pipe Dreams, but it behaves very different.What is in this game? Extremely easy rules, simple logic, endless millions of possible combinations. Absolute freedom for the player. What is NOT in the game? Ridiculous hardware requirements, endless FMV scenes, forced storyline, bad acting. All factors detracting from the classic puzzle-solving fun. After all the latest high-priced multi-CD FMV monstrosities, Netwalk's simplicity is really refreshing.

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File size: 4.7 Mb

Nine

   How to play: There are 3 partners playing, one human and two computer "partners". All 36 playing cards get mixed and 12 cards are dealt to each player. The playing table is covered by 36 green rectangles. These are locations where the cards should be placed according to the suits and nominal. The players make their moves clockwise, one by one. In one move, you can put one of your cards on the table, next to a matching card. For example, a king of diamonds can be placed next to a queen of diamonds or to a king of hearts. Nines are put on the table first, regardless of any rules. If you cannot put any card on the table, you should pay fine to the bank and pass. Before each turn, the players donate one coin each into the bank. The whole bank is taken by a player who rids of all his cards before other players can. The ultimate goal of each player is to win as much money as possible.

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File size: 1 Mb

Vitamin

  
Your goal in this game is to keep the game field clean of colored balls that keep multiplying constantly. The game is over if you let the colored balls fill the game  field completely.

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File size: 1.6 Mb