In the Close-All-Books game, your goal is to close all books on the square board by a sequence of mouse clicks.
When you click on a closed book, that book is opened;
when you click on an open book, that book is closed.
In addition, each click changes the current state
of the entire row and column that contain the book you've clicked.

If you'd like a bigger or smaller board,
you can change it to any size from 10x10 through 15x15.Enjoy the game!

Browser requirements:

Netscape Navigator 3.0 or newer, or

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or newer

Set-to-Zero Game

Your goal is to set all values
on the square board to zero by a sequence of mouse clicks.
Every time you click on a positive number,
that number is decremented by 1, and four its neighbors are
also decremented by 1.
If some of the numbers you attempt to decrement are already zeros,
those numbers are set to 4. If you'd like a bigger or smaller board,
you can change it to any size from 10x10 through 15x15.Enjoy the game!

Browser requirements:

Netscape Navigator 3.0 or newer, or

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or newer

JavaScript Quiz

This quiz script is easily adaptable. The quiz author can choose
between checkbox and radio button user interface style.
Questions can have one or more correct answers.
Script features include time control and
post-quiz grading with the display of correct answers. You are welcome
to download the script files in a ZIP archive.
This script is also available at
JavaScripter.net.

Browser Requirements:

Netscape Navigator 3.0 or higher

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher

Copyright
© 1999, Alexei Kourbatov

Tetris

Tetris

    Do I need to say more?

    It was Alexey Pajitnov that created Tetris in 1985
for the Electronica 60 computer at the Moscow Academy of Science's Computer
Centre.

    Tetris was later ported to PC and now you are going to have
fun with a Tetris clone written in DHTML.

    Note: You will need a version 4 or
above browser to play the game.

Five-in-a-row

Five-in-a-row Game

Your goal in Five-in-a-row is to get five X's in a row while
preventing your opponent from getting five O's in a row.
In this JavaScript implementation, the game is played on a 15x15 board.
(If you'd like a bigger or smaller board,
you can set it to any size from 10x10 through 20x20.)
You play X's, and the computer plays O's.
First move is yours. In version 2 of the game, you also get enhanced Hint
functionality. Enjoy!

Last defence.

A giant force of evil aliens are heading for Earth. Nothing so far has been
able to stop them. However, the president has cleared operation "Last defence",
a last desperate hope for a dying world. The fate of the world now depends
on a single person: you!

After years of training at the Space Flight Academy, you feel
confident enough that you will be able to
stop this alien menace. The X-9, an experimental warship, is at your command, equipped with the
latest in weapons technology. Many spies have died to locate the route the
aliens must travel to get to Earth, but finally you have it in your hands.
You quickly find the perfect place for an ambush: a narrow tunnel in
hyperspace.

With your ship in position, you sit back in your pilot's chair and wait.
All of a sudden you see an alien ship on your radar screen, followed
by another. And another... And another... And hundreds of thousands of
more ships. You realise you have gravely underestimated the enemy's number,
but now it is too late. You lock your x-foils in attack position and
accelerate to attack speed...

Good luck. You are our best hope for a future and our last defence.

Actually this is game written in JavaScript. It is playable if you have
a pretty fast computer. Netscape is recommended, but it should work
alright on Explorer too. Control your ship with the mouse and shoot with the left
mouse button.

Click on the flying saucer to start.

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