Hoyle Card Games

Flow Free is a simple yet addictive puzzle game. Connect matching colors with pipe to create a Flow. Pair all colors, and cover the entire board to solve each puzzle. But watch out, pipes will break if they cross or overlap! Free play through hundreds of levels, or race against the clock in Time Trial mode. Gameplay ranges from simple and relaxed, to challenging and frenetic, and everywhere in between. How you play is up to you. So, give Flow Free a try, and experience "mind like water"!

Tic-Tac-Letters is a single player logic puzzle based on tic-tac-toe.

A hangman-style word game with a twist. One word in every phrase has been replaced by a homophone to make it tougher to deduce. Like Nuclear waste or Strike the Right Cord The new phrases sound familiar when read aloud, but have humorous or surreal new meanings.

The Game of Life 2 is the successor to The Game of Life (2016) released by Marmalade Game Studio. It's a digital rendition of the classic Hasbro family board game, with more choices for the players to make along the path of life.

Scoop! Around the World in 80 Spaces combines global strategy with trivia-based gameplay. Spread your TV network across the globe while opening news bureaus from Texas to Kyoto. Want to go to Paris, Brazil or Illinois? You decide where and how to cover the world!

Meet "Tell Word"! This is a new card game with simple rules that will appeal to children and adults. The aim of the game is to find an appropriate words before the rest players did it. Hurry up, call your friends and dive into the fun atmosphere of the game! More about the game The game consists of the Task cards and the Letter cards. First the task is selected, then the letter is opened. Players try to find an appropriate word to the current task, and the one who first say the word gets a winning score. At the end of the game the player with the most points wins.

A game where you play as a worker for Papa Louie serving sundaes to customers.

PokéROMs were promotional shaped CD-ROMs with varying characters on the design. Each disc contained a memory game. This particular disc contained Mew on its label and had a memory game included in which the player had to find 2 of a pair of Pokemon related imagery.

This PokéROM is part of a set of educational games featuring creatures from the Pokémon universe. The game contains mathematical challenges for children up to a fifth grade level; upon completion, the player will be awarded with pictures of Psyduck. A competitive trivia mode supports up to four players in a race to the finish line. Players take turns to answer questions pertaining to such subjects as geography, grammar, and Pokémon knowledge, with correct answers moving the player closer to the goal.