Diamond Cube functions using the accelerometer in the HTC Touch Diamond or Pro, it responds to your shaking of the device once the application is launched. Its a little bit rusty but heys this is only its first version and the developer has made it open source so anyone can build on it.
MILLE BORNES (pronounced “MEEL BORN”) means “a thousand milestones.” MILLE BORNES is a card game for 2, 3, 4 or 6 players, usually played as a partnership game by 4 players - 2 on each team. As a driver, you must follow the rules of the road. Namely: You can go only when the light is green. You must stop when the light is red. You must obey speed limit signs. If you get a flat tire, you must use a spare. If you run out of gas, you must refill your tank. If you have an accident, you must repair your car.
In this card game, you must follow these very same rules. And while sticking to them, you and your partner must try to travel 1,000 miles along an imaginary road. But be careful! Your opponents are trying to do the same and will try to slow you down by placing hazards in your path. Your challenge: to accumulate mileage by overcoming these hazards, while also trying to slow your opponents’ progress with hazards of your own.
The final object of the game is to be the first team to accumulate a total of 5,000 points in several hands of play. In doing so, you must try to complete a trip of exactly 1,000 miles in each hand played.
Uno (spanish for “one”) is a card game played with a specially printed deck. The game was originally developed in 1971 by Merle Robbins. Uno is one of the world’s most popular family card games. Just play cards from your hand by matching color, number, or word. Try to rid yourself of cards before opponents do! Rules are simple but the gameplay offers hours of fun.
Features
* Multilanguage: English, Esperanto, Russian
* 3-level opponents AI
* Game progress auto-save
* Smooth adjustable graphic
* Stylus-free gameplay
BlackFlip is a Polarium clone, an easy to play (but hard to finish) puzzle game perfectly suited for stylus play.
The rules of the game are really very simple : there are black and white tiles which need to be flipped so that each row is either all white or all black… Different lines can even have different colors. Yes, as simple as that ! But the twist is that you can only do a single path, which can’t overlap with itself. To draw that path, simple click on the puzzle, and move around. You can backtrack at anytime. To validate the path, simply click on the destination point and it’ll flip all the tiles ! The grey border around is a neutral zone : no flipping on it, and it’s not involved in the color check. So you can move on that one as if you were moving in and out of the puzzle. Doesn’t sound like much, but using the grey tiles effectively is the key to solving the hardest puzzles.
Create boxes, circles, join them together and watch the scene come to life its pretty cool , its the 1st physics game for the PPC that i have got on my PPC.
Its just an alpha release , this is a great way to pass time on the boring train rides back home from work.
Pac Man for PocketPC now this game needs no introduction , the good old classic PacMan.
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