Rummy, quite rightly, is one of the most popular card games in the world. This is Rummy in its simplest form and is great fun. You play George, the computer, for a cent a point. George is not so stupid and he will do his best to get your cents. Read More...
$12.00 - Malcolm Bain
A card game of Spades with good graphics and intelligent computer players. In this version you partner is the beautiful Cynthia and you are playing against Professor Bumble and Lady Hattie.Statistics kept of games won and lost. Read More...
$10.00 - Malcolm Bain
In TravelTrade you travel around the world visiting many of the great cities of different countries. As you buy land in the cities you start to build TravelAgencies, Hotels and Fun Parks. Read More...
$14.95 - Malcolm Bain
LudoBet is an exciting gambling, board racing game. Up to four players can play against each other, or play against the computer. Put your money on one of the four colours and see how much you can win off the other players. Or just play for fun. Read More...
Pinochle is an exciting and challenging game of cards very popular in the U.S. This is the two handed version of the game in which you play the beautiful, but bright, Cynthia. If you enjoy playing Rummy or Whist you will love Pinochle.
JogIt - a very simple to operate reminder program that will pop up on the date and time you have asked it to. Designed for the Senior Citizen who needs something easy to use, effective and inexpensive.
If you like Spades then you will love WhistFun and find it very easy to play. As in Spades you play with a partner and bid how many tricks you think you can make. The main difference is that trumps are not always spades and change with each hand.
A new game of cards combining the best of rummy and canasta. In this game you play against Orson Wells. In Canasta you collected baskets of cards and in this game you collect Bags of 7 cards of the same kind or with wild cards. Addictive game.
Oh Hell is an addictive and fun card game with a difference and you will soon realise why it is called Oh Hell. You play against Bumble, Cynthia and Hattie and must get the exact number of tricks you bid - or else.
A fascinating card game for two in which you play against the computer. In this version you play against Winston Churchill. It was Winston`s favourite game in the early 20th century.
