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史上最益智的游戏，电子元件大战，你作为电子世界的蓝色元件，你要占领或者防守其他电子元件的攻击，合理利用拖，切来控制一切吧。
Apr-10-2011
There is something about me..
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Step out into space to save the spaceship and gain some snazzy weapons with your shooting skill!
Dec-16-2010
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Monster Escape. Play more games at http://www.freegameview.com
Feb-18-2011
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a cool tower defence game with normal, poision, water and fire elements!
Dec-31-2010
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Catch yellow stars with the yellow paddle and purple stars with the purple paddle
Dec-15-2010
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Way of an Idea is inspired by a physics-classroom chalk board. Limited chalk, distracting objects, and tricky circumstances will keep even the most intellectual player challenged throughout 19 levels.
May-10-2011
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Road Runner Wile E. Coyote jigsaw puzzle. 4 levels of difficulty. Enjoy!
Dec-15-2010
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Shoot as many of the escaping ghost as you can before time runs out. Shooting multiple ghost for combo multiplier and shooting zombies adds additional time. There is also an end of game bonus based on the number of ghost shoot to those that escape,...
Sep-30-2011
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A Shen Games Sequel. You are Alexander Shen and on a space station that is about to explode. You have 60 seconds to rush past all other passengers on your ship to the last remaining escape pod. Can you make it?
Dec-15-2010
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Use the falling bricks to build the highest building on earth! :) Currently the highest is BurjDubai (818 m) but I bet you can do it better!
Nov-12-2011
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In this sequel to Coy Card, you play by the same rules except there is no stopping in between levels. Plus, the game never ends, that is until you fall to having no cards that can be matched.
Dec-15-2010
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Descriptions
Picture logic puzzle in which cells in a grid have to be colored or left blank according to numbers given at the side of the grid to reveal a hidden picture. The numbers measure how many unbroken lines of filled-in squares there are in any given row or column. For example, a clue of "4 8 3" would mean there are sets of four, eight, and three filled squares, in that order, with at least one blank square between successive groups.Instructions