This Java applet is a fully configurable photo sliding puzzle. You can supply your own photo and divide it into pieces with specified row and col. All captions are customizable as well.

This Java applet implements a fun word hunting game. Title image, text, colors, fonts, and gridlines are all customizable. Simply provide a list of words and the program will automatically generate a scrambled word game for you.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable board game. You can win the game by connecting the same N specified objects horizontally, vertically, or diagonally against the computer.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable photo puzzle. You can supply your own photo and divide it into pieces with specified row and col. All captions are customizable as well.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable picture pairing game. You can provide your own pictures. Customizable parameters include: photo filenames, audio files, and number of rows and columns to divide the display area.

Draw a circle with the mouse and a bomb will appear. Draw a square and a box will appear. Draw a line and the bomb will rebound off of it. Use the bombs to get rid of the boxes. When three or more boxes of the same colour touch, they disappear.

Boxes is a 3D puzzle game written in java. When a box appears in the top right corner, load it onto the truck. Choose carefully where to place each box because eventually they will need to be unloaded. A box can be stacked on top of another box providing that it fits. Each box can support one other box. When a red triangle appears above a box, unload it on to the conveyor belt to score points. You only have a limited amount of time to load and unload a box. If you fail to load a box on to the truck before another box appears, it is game over.

Do you have the skill to be the last surviving dodgem on the track? Play against up to five players, or against the computer. Inflict as much damage as you can on the other dodgems, whilst trying to prevent them from inflicting damage on you. The last surviving dodgem is the winner.

To control the left hand, press and release the d, s and a keys in a smooth and continuous motion (rather like tapping your fingers on a desk). To control the right hand in the same way use the h, j and k keys.

The game is based on British Pool, with a few minor adjustments to balance out the difficulty level. To change the skill level of the computer, move the yellow bar underneath the one-player game option. To zoom in on any ball, right click on it. THIS IS IMPORTANT, AS IT ALLOWS TO TO ACCURATELY LINE UP YOUR SHOTS. To hit any ball dead centre, left click on the ball. To add spin to the cue ball, move the cross in the top-right corner. To change the power of the shot, move the yellow bar on the right. To replay the last shot, use the control panel in the bottom-left corner. To return to the main menu at any time, use the button in the top-left corner.