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The offered contents are subject to changes without previous notice.

Enjoy with our free educative games for Windows.

Each one is a challenge for our mind. A lot of fun for all. Enjoy and good luck !!

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Game of Life

It's an evolutionary system of cells in two dimensions. Cells changes agree with simple rules. However this evolution reaches very complex and amazing shapes.

Based on the game of cellular automats invented by the mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970.

Features:

- Predefined Shapes, favorite shapes.

- Save and print.

- Select, cut, copy, paste and clear.

- Simulation speed and cells size adjustable.

- Colors.

- User's Manual in PDF format.

- Screen resolution: 800 x 600 pixels (min).

Sudoku

The aim of Sudoku is to enter a digit from 1 through 9 in each cell of the grid. Each row, column and 3x3 region must contain only one instance of each digit.

Features:

- Aids and detection of errors.

- 4 levels of difficulty.

- Easy to play, we only must drag the digits on the cells. So we don't need to write them.

- Possibility of printing sudoku to be able to play in any place.

- Screen resolution: 800 x 600 pixels (min).

Kakuro

Kakuro is similar to crosswords but with digits.

We have to fill all the blank squares in the grid with only the digits 1 - 9 so that the numbers you enter add up to the corresponding clues.

Features:

- Detection of errors: overflow, incompatibilities, etc.

- 4 Levels of difficulty.

- Easy to play, we only have to drag the digits on

the cells, so we don't need to write them.

- Possibility of printing kakuro to be able to play in any place.

- Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels (min).

Tetris

Tetris is a classic computer game invented by Alexey Pajitnov.

We have to place the Tetris falling pieces on the bottom of playing area to form a solid row of blocks. Then each row vanishes.

Features:

- 10 levels of progressive difficulty.

- Sound effects.

- Next Piece Preview option

- Registry for high scores.

- Undo.

- User's Manual in PDF format.

- Screen resolution: 800 x 600 pixels (min).

MatchStick game

Game of talent to review basic mathematics.

We have to move a stick to get valid mathematical expressions.

Features:

- 3 levels of difficulty.

- Screen resolution: 800 x 600 pixels (min).

Towers of Hanoi

An apparently simple game that can become very hard.

We have three towers. In the one of the left we have rings of different size piled up from greater minor.

Goal of game: Move all rings from left tower to the right one.

Rule 1: Move only one ring at a time.

Rule 2: Never put a ring on top of a smaller one.

Features:

- We can start the game from 3 through 12 rings.

- Screen resolution: 800 x 600 pixels (min).