Typically requires rapidly moving your piece or shooting other pieces.

Ladder Climb ladders, ride elevators, jump gaps to platforms, battle robots. Along the way, pick up a key and use it to unlock the exit door.

Chase Collect treasures, avoid chasers, cast spells, find keys to locks, teleport, climb stairs to other floors, build forts with movable bricks, ride magic carpets to islands.

*** to win, bite your tail.

*** to give up, bite the end.

(Huh? For clearer instructions, click here.)

Drain Send pegs down drains.

Typically requires analyzing current position, then making a single move.

Swap Long time ago game of ordering 15 tiles on a 4 row by 4 column playing field. Unscramble pictures of a house, a totem pole, a flower, a machine.

Nimble Game featured in movie "Last Year at Marienbad".

Typically requires solving a problem in order to move to the next room.

Wizard's Den My modified version of the first ever (computer) Adventure game.

*** collect treasures

*** fight monsters

*** solve puzzles

*** cast magic spells

WebGL is a technology that is included in modern browsers. You do not need to download anything. You already have it.

Games in it are true three dimensional. You move through a real world rather than the flat world of my other games.

There should be three colored triangles between the two orange lines immediately above. (On my home computer, the triangles show up immediately. On a nearby public library computer using Internet Explorer on Windows 7, the triangles dawdled and finally showed up after about a minute. So, give them time.)

If no triangles show up, well, sorry, something went wrong. WebGL is not working. Some comments on what might be the problem are available by clicking here, , but, pretty much, the games in this section will not work.

The Donald Trump Challenge Genius or trivial. You decide. (Note: This game can be played on a cell phone. For instructions, tap or click here.)

In the upper, right-hand corner of most pages are some buttons

Click to come to this page.

Click to get help.

Click to go to the page where you play the game.

Each game may have one or two other buttons. For example, this page has . Click it for instructions on finding the Easter Eggs on the four Hunger Games Blu-Rays.

I welcome any complaints, comments, suggestions, information, etc. It is easy to change the pages. Even misspellings or grammar complaints are fine. Send an e-mail to fr3d2@seafjmc.com (fred with the “e” replaced by a three and with a two added on the end).

Please note that I only check this e-mail address once a month; however, when I do, I'll be interested in your comments. Thanks.