Pegs

This is the acient game of Chinese Checkers. In this game you and the computer compete to move the pegs to the enemy base as quickly as possible. A peg can make consecutive jumps to speed up its movement, so you need to strategically place your pegs so that your other pegs can make long consecutive jumps. At the same time you should also try your best to block the jumps of the computer.

PegIt is a unique and challenging logic puzzle game. Originally inspired by the classic board game 'Peg Solitaire'. The object of the Peg Solitaire game is to remove all the Pegs by jumping one peg over another. In this game, the Pegs are replaced with little yellow-haired people known as 'PegIts'. The PegIts can leapfrog over each other, use Trampolines, Springboards, Teleports and all manner of crazy objects to remove each other from the game!

This classic peg solitaire game has a long history back to the 17th century. The object of this game is to move the pegs until only one peg is left. A peg can move only by jumping over an adjacent peg, the peg being jumped over will disappear.

This is a challenging mind game. The purpose of this game is to flip all the pegs to the opposite side. The difficult part is that when you flip a peg, its surrounding pegs will also be flipped.

This is the classic strategy game of Connect Four. In this game you and the computer take turns to put down coloured pegs, once the peg of a colour forms a line of 4, the game is won. The smaller the number of pegs used when the computer is beaten, the higher the score.