Prime Shooter is a math game of prime numbers created by Philip Dorrell. Press [P] to destroy prime numbers directly but to fire a 2, 3, 5 or 7, just type the corresponding key on the keyboard. To fire 11, 13, 17 or 19, type the first letter of the number (in lower case), i.e. "e" for 11, "t" for 13, "s" for 17 and "n" for 19. Type "p" (lower case) to fire the "P" missile. In all cases a number is "dead" when it is reduced to 1. If a number hits you, then you're dead.

Get into a relaxing Mah Jong mood every day at shockwave.com. With three new puzzles released every 24 hours, you'll never be without a serene escape. And for those looking for a competitive buzz, each day's high scores are posted on the worldwide leader board!

Welcome to Kakuro Cross Sums, the sequal to Sudoku! This game is similiar to crossword puzzles except you are using digits 1-9 instead of letters. Fill the white boxes with the correct digits that add up to the sum. You can only use a digit only once in any given row or column. Choose from Easy, Medium or Hard puzzles. Only one unique solution per puzzle.

A puzzler with a simple concept yet absorbing as the levels get more complex. The goal of each level is to maneuver blocks of the same color so that they touch. Use the arrow keys to move the entire set of blocks around the screen. Immovable black squares can be used to prevent certain blocks from moving, allowing you to separate adjacent blocks from each other. The twist here is that when blocks of the same color meet, they fuse into a single block. Although this is the ultimate goal of the game, you'll have to be careful, as you can easily render a level unsolvable through premature fusions.

Gravity Pods is a vector-based physics shooter / puzzle. The objective is simple: shoot a projectile at a target. Of course, there are some barriers, and naturally there is a way around those barriers. By strategically placing Gravity Pods around the screen, you can bend the path your projectile takes, so that it goes around walls, down halls, curves back on itself etc. The trick is figuring out where to put them to lead the projectile to the target. The first levels are simple, but it gets progressively tougher as the courses get harder, and more elements come into play.

The basic building blocks in The Calamity Game are simple, but learning to combine them to create a living scene can take some practice. Spend some time watching the demo videos and scenes other players have created to get a feel for Calamity.

Here are your basic tools:
* Arrow - Lets you select, move and anchor objects
* Pencil - Draws solid lines
* Link - A basic connection object for creating structures
* Spring - Like the Link, but with bounce!
* Force - Enables object movement

The objective of Phit is to fit all the pieces of each puzzle into the lower yellow 'tray'. You do this by dragging each piece into place. The restriction is that there can be no other piece in the way. If there is, you'll have to move the other piece out of the way first.

You're presented with a set of bricks with colored orbs sparkling inside. Using the mouse, drag blocks left or right one at a time, keeping in mind that gravity tugs them down at the earliest possible chance. If two or more blocks of the same color touch, they smash and crumble away. The challenge comes from knowing when to keep blocks around to serve as place holders to slide stranded colors to their peers. It's extraordinarily perplexing at times, but that challenge is what makes it so fun.

Bloxorz is a simple idea for a puzzle game that is beautifully executed. The objective is to tumble a rectangular block through each stage and deposit it into the square hole at the end. Using a series of bridge-opening switches, teleporters, and block-splitting switches, solve the puzzle each stage presents to move on to the next of the game's 33 levels.

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