Free matching game software for windows

Flippy Match Game is an ensemble of 3 games into 1. Two of the games are simple point and click games. The third is a puzzle game you play to re-assemble the pictures. These games are made to amuse and are all very easy to learn and play for all ages. Flippy Match Game tests your intuition skills. Objective: - Find Similar Boxes on Consecutive clicks for the Most Points. There are only 2 categories of boxes within each of the ten levels. The more you find of that same category in a row the more your points grow quickly. Each level needs a minimum amount of points to move onto the following level. However you will eventually Miss and cause Strikes which lead to Hazards, thus lose some points along the way. Every level contains a maximum number of Hazards allowed, which if attained will end your game. Pairs Match Game tests your memory skills. Objective: - Find Identical Boxes on Consecutive tries for the Most Points. There are only 2 categories of images within each of the ten levels. The less Misses you have between pairs you find the more points you receive. Each level needs a minimum amount of points to move onto the following level. Bonus boxes, Misses. Strikes, Image Relocation and various bonus points make it a challenge. Difficulty Settings 2: EASY is for playing Freestyle where you may play any level you want right away. You may choose the board size and number of boxes. DIFFICULT is where each level must be completed before moving on to the next. You must accumulate a minimum number of points within each level. The simple PUZZLE Game involves assembling puzzle pieces back into their original pictures. Select how many pieces - from 9 to 100 - then an image and voila. There is a nice collection of 42 beautiful images to choose from, most are from space, nebulas, stars, galaxies, etc. You may also select one of your owm images to use for this game.

Mahjongg is the classic solitaire tile-matching game which is based on the Mahjongg game pieces. Click on two matching free tiles (that have no tiles blocking them to the left or right) to remove them from the board.
The game is over when there are no more tiles left on the board, or there are no more matching pairs of free tiles. Options are provided to generate a random starting point (which may not be solvable), or to generate a starting point that has a solution (but may be hard to find!).