BrickSlider is a puzzle game that has won the hearts and challenged the minds of thousands of PDA owners - and gained the praise of respected industry experts. It comes packed with 100 exciting levels, superb graphics, cool gameplay, multiplayer game support and many types and brick and bonuses that will keep you playing the game all day and all night.
The rules are simple and the game dangerously addictive. You send bricks from the borders to the island in the middle, and when 3 bricks of the same color meet they disappear.

Pocket BlockOut for Pocket PC is a combination board and puzzle game where you pair up identically colored blocks, causing them to vanish. Your mission (should you choose to accept it) is to eliminate all the blocks from the field.

There are a number of new and glamorous skins, for your visual pleasure and also to enable play in bright light or even sunlight. Use the new Chess skin to move knights, pawns, bishops and queens, or the Diamonds skin which is loyal to the original game’s colors and figures.

Brain Gym 2 for Pocket PC is a collection of 4 intriguing games:

Don’t be fooled by the name. Bolts&Nuts is a polished version of games such as Bejewelled, for your Pocket PC.

The nuts and bolts: collect as many points as you can, by swapping neighbouring items (bolts, gears, jewels). To win points you have to create horizontal or vertical sets of 3 identical items. To swap any two adjacent items you choose one item, then a second one, and they will switch places. The two items must be side-by-side. For points you have to create a valid set (line) of three or more identical items with each move. If you aren’t able to do this, the items return to their initial position. But once you’ve successfully created a line, it disappears and new items appear. The more lines you eliminate - the more points you win!

Don't know who the Chukchi are? Well, they’re the brothers of the Arctic Inuit, living across the Bering Straight, in northern Siberia.

Chukchi Kerling is a fun and challenging game for your Pocket PC based on the traditions of these people.

The scoop: A number of ‘ice-cubes’ are positioned in the center of an ‘ice rink’, while other ice-cubes are positioned around the rink’s edges. Ice-cubes are of several different colors. The aim of the game is to clear the rink. To do this you have to slide cubes positioned along the edge towards the cubes in the centre. Some parts of the rink are covered with ‘snow’, which blocks the movement of a cube. When two or more ice-cubes of the same color come in contact, they melt.

Clear the playing field and you will win!

Power-outage! Panic is spreading fast. It’s up to you to get the grid back up again - and save your city.

You don't have to be an electrical engineer to play this game, but you do need to have quite a bit of grey matter. (Hey – easy is boring, right?)

Blackout is an ultra-addictive arcade game for your Pocket PC that requires on-the-spot decision-making – and has zero tolerance for error.

The plan: Wires are in various shapes and need to be rotated to make a closed circuit. Once a circuit is completed, it disappears. This allows you to get the power back to 100% locally, so you can move on to a new level. As you proceed from level to level, you see the city’s lights coming back on!

Think you have the makings of a hero? Find out now!

Academic Pocket Lines for Pocket PC is a challenging puzzle game where you try to form lines of identically-colored balls. Once you’ve put five or more of these balls in a line, they vanish - and you get points. For variety, you can assemble blocks or rectangles instead of lines. You lose when the field is filled with balls and no qualifying line or pattern exists. But you aren’t going to let that happen, are you?

Academic Pocket Lines has compelling graphics, and was one of the first skinnable games made for PDA’s. The game adds refreshing diversity to the world of computer puzzle games.

The brain is a muscle. Muscles need exercise. And YOU need stimulation. We’ve got something that will jog that brain of yours, and keep you from dozing off right after supper. Brain Gym is a set of 4 popular puzzle games for your Pocket PC or Windows CE unit.

The first edition of Brain Gym includes:

Fast Swapper was created in the tradition of such well-known games as Lines, Tetris and other "tile" type games. Straightforward rules but fascinating logic make for a great game accessible to all.

The principle of Fast Swapper may be easy to grasp, but don’t let overconfidence be your downfall. You have to be super-attentive to win as many points as you can, by swapping three or more adjacent items vertically and horizontally. You’ll see various kinds of chips and hear a great soundtrack.