Jills Trails is actually the predecessor of Daves Trails. Some said that it was a little too easy so that is how Daves Trails came into the world. Jills Trails is a pure puzzle game. It's not a platformer; it's not an arcade game. It is just a puzzle...
Daves Marbles is a small Arcade Game written for Windows XP. We believe in the K.I.S.S. philosophy so all control is just with the mouse. No need to use the keyboard for anything. (we knew you would like that) Daves Marbles is a color matching game...
Daves Locks is another original in our Puzzle Series for WinXP. There are 6 tapes of colors next to each other and all you have to do is to match them all up to solve a locked puzzle. Left or Right Click to rotate each tape is the only controls...
ORBIK was once a mechanical puzzle invented by Shih-Hung Juang in 1986. Later it was just starting to be distributed by James Dalgety but, due to unforeseen circumstances, it ended. Supposedly there are only about 200 left in the world. We loved it so...
Daves Alien Machine is just another in our WinXP Puzzle Series. You find this strange looking device that has a few buttons on it. Do you dare push them? The puzzle is optimized for a 1024 x 768 display. Give it a try. You have nothing to lose. We...
Daves Card Puzzle is just one level and is one tough puzzle. The object is just to get all touching cards to match. It's only one level so we didn't include a save feature. The puzzle is optimized for a 1024 x 768 display. If this is too large for your...
Daves Color Wheels is a puzzle in which you have to turn wheels to make a color from the Start to the Finish. Whatever color you choose to put in the Start Position is the color that has to continue through the End. There is a little twist also....
The object is to get the blue ball into a green box. That's it! How? You hit the ball and it will roll until it hits a bumper or rolls off the grid. (You don't want it to roll off the grid:) It's just that simple. It looks easy. It plays easy. It must be...
Daves trails is played on a 7 x 7 grid. All you have to do is to move the non-rotating tiles to create a trail of like colored tiles to create a trail from the Start to the End. The look and feel of the game is so different because it wasn't created on...