Match the pairs of the cards that the computer player reveals, in the same order.

The classic game of Snakes and Ladders.
Who will win?

Move around the blocks to try to get the red block outside of the arena.

Match sets of three or more icons, horizontally or vertically. Swipe the tiles across to make matches, whilst trying not to run out of time.

Build word within the tubes using the letters supplied in the drop-tube.
You'll need to build words up, backwards, so that they read from top to bottom.

Drop tiles into the grid and try to earn a line of four before your opponent can.

Score the roll of a dice, based on various rules.
With three rolls per turn, and the ability to hold the dice, try to get a set of dice that will earn you the most points.

Try to score as many points as you can from the rack of tiles.

Leap the tiles over each other, capturing the leaped tile each time.
Try to find a series of leaps that will result in only one tile remaining.

Click away clusters of one or more same icons, in order to clear the entire board.

Fill out the equations so that the result eventually reaches the target at the bottom.

Move the cards towards a single pile on the left.
You can place cards of the same suit or value atop each other, if they're directly next to each other, or jump over if they're two cards apart.

The classic "Windows" Solitaire.
Try to fill the foundation piles with cards of the same suit, from Ace to King.

Create words by dragging along a series of adjacent bubbles. The longer your word, the more points you'll earn.

A gentle Solitaire game.
Move cards around the table, placing cards atop each other in descending order. Your goal is to collect runs of King through to Ace, which will be banished to the Complete pile.

Fill out the combinations using the numbers 1 through 9, ensuring the totals on each row and column are accurate.

Fill the grid with the letters laid out below.
Each six letters is a complete word. Unscramble the words, then find their correct places on the grid.

Within four moves, try to reach the target value, by moving through the grid to adjacent squares.

Each row and column should contain the numbers 1 to 5. The arrows show a point where one number is larger than an adjacent number.
Use the arrows to help guide you in placing the numbers within the grid.

Using only the numbers 1 through 9, fill out the grid so that each of the triangular figures displays the total on the adjacent squares in the direction given.

Draw borders within the grid, wrapping one of each of the five icons within each loop.

A single continuous loop has been created. Use the numbers in the grid to help you reconstruct the loop.
The numbers in the grid tell you how many of that square's edges contain part of the loop.

The product of each row and column is shown. Try to figure out which of the numbers in the grid shouldn't be there, and erase them.

Use the movement ranges of all of your pieces on the board, to track down the one single square in which the opponent's King is hiding.

Place a series of brackets across the equation such that the result makes sense.

Try to create links between all the pairs of lettered squares, without crossing onto the squares of any of the other links along the way.