Mazethingie

Do you remember when our computers came preloaded with those very simple games, minesweeper, solitaire... That was nice, and I miss small, pleasant little digital diversions to click on absentmindedly during a break.

Here it is! I made a new episode in the factory balls series: factory balls 4! So you know the deal: drag and drop a ball over the tools to produce the required ball physics in each level! This time you don't even have to drag and drop, you can also just click the tools.

Can you get the key in each level? Point, click, drag, drop, type and think ...

Time for me, the key and a whole lot of penguins. Can you get the key in each of the 25 levels?

Complete all levels by using purely some logic. Get your brain into shape and start using your logical skills!

Complete all levels by analyzing what you see on the monitor. Now touch that screen...

Edit the map around an auto-walking character in a maze to make them reach targets.

Nonogram puzzles with a mysterious story! Will the girl and Mr Fox be able to get to the Valley of Stars safely? What will await them at the end of the journey? Watch their beautiful journey to the end while enjoying the nonogram puzzles.

Mazogs is a maze video game developed by Don Priestley and published for the ZX81 by Bug-Byte in 1982. It was subsequently licensed by Softsync and published in the US for the Timex Sinclair 1000.

Gestalt_OS is a cryptic logic processing program designed for aliens. You must decipher the interactions between symbols to create special patterns to progress.