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Toribash is a turn-based fighting game. Create your own martial arts movies in single player sandbox mode, or join the competition in the multi player modes.
Focus is on tactics rather than reaction and button mashing. The game features physics, full dismemberment, decapitation and comic style blood.
The creator and developer of the game is Hampa.
Main features:
- Full multi player access, including registered only servers with buddies system, protected nicks and head skins
- Join the competition in the online ranking system
- Custom mods, such as the official sumo mod
- Alter the rules of Single player and hosted Multi player games
- Host your own TCP or LAN server
- Your head texture included in the official releases
- Autosaving of matches
- Export screenshots and animations to POV-Ray
- Life Time free updates, including eventual v3.0 and upward

Soul Ride is the most challenging and realistic snowboarding game to come to Linux.

No visibility limits, real-world terrain, and physics-based gameplay. Find uncharted backcountry descents on extreme terrain in the California Sierras and Tuckerman Ravine in New Hampshire.

Heli-drop yourself onto precarious summits, and test your ability to find a line to the base. Play back the thrills and spills using the virtual VCR.

Soul Ride comes in a DVD-style case on a single CD-Rom

Fresh new game, combining elements of arcade and puzzle to form a very addictive mix. If you like Tetris, Clickomania, Collapse - this one is in the same vein but quite different and entertaining. Several game modes and skill levels are included.
Game Rules
Thare are three different game modes, described here. You may use Show Step button if you dont know which square to move. Watching Demo will help you to understand the rules of every game.
Strip Mania
The board is filled with squares made of four small triangles of different colors. Your goal is to turn the squares clockwise (with the left button of the mouse) or in another direction (right button of the mouse) thus forming figures containing four or more triangles of the same color, that will then disappear. If you remove a whole column, it wont come to the board again and the score will be doubled. If all the squares of a certain color are moved
off the board the score are doubled too. The game is over when all the figures are taken off the board or no more moves are possible.
Shift Mania
The scene is like in the previous game but as soon as you make a move or a figure disappears, one new small triangle will fall into the line at the bottom. When this line is full it will be lifted to your board and a new game round will begin. The game is over if the squares reach the top of the board or no more moves are possible.
Time Mania
The board and the rules are just like in the previous games, but here the line at the bottom is gradually filling with triangles that form squares. You should move off the board as many squares as possible before the line at the bottom is filled up with squares - this line will be added to the board. The game is over when the squares reach the top of the board or no more moves are possible.
Whats in the registered game:
- three very different playing modes, both relaxed and quick
- three skill levels with increasing difficulty, something for everyone
- tune various options to your taste
- save your best results, and take part in the top players contest on the Web
- runs on major Linus flavors (RedHat, Debian, Mandrake, SuSE, Slackware and others)
- free technical support by e-mail
- upgrade to new versions is free for registered users

Cedega, TransGamings flagship Linux portability product, allows hundreds of Windows games to run on Linux seamlessly and transparently, right out of the box. With Cedega installed on a computer running Linux, users can simply insert their favorite Windows game CD, then install and play that game just as they would on a Windows system. Cedega can run hundreds of top tier titles on Linux, including blockbuster hits such as BattleField 2, Dungeon Siege 2, Madden 2006, Half Life 2, World of WarCraft, City of Villains, WarCraft III and Star Wars Galaxies, just to name a few.
How Cedega Works
Cedega works by directly loading a Windows program into memory on a Linux system and linking it to a Linux-optimized version of the Win32 APIs. TransGamings Cedega implements common multimedia Windows APIs such as Direct3D, DirectInput, DirectSound and many others by mapping them to Linux equivalents like OpenGL, X11, and the OSS or ALSA sound APIs. Cedega is the culmination of many years of effort on these APIs. The TransGaming Teams knowledge of APIs such as DirectX is probably second only to Microsofts.
The Cedega Experience
Cedega also provides an easy to use interface to manage the games installed on a Linux system, as well as the options that can be selected for each title. Unlike how games are installed on a Windows system, Cedega installs each game into its own separate environment, thereby ensuring that the new game can never interfere with previously installed titles. Removing a game is just as easy - instead of a complex and error prone uninstall process, the game environment can simply be deleted without affecting other installed games.
Also unlike Windows, Cedega allows the user to specify that a game should run in its own Window, instead of taking over the whole screen. Want to keep a window open on your favorite massively multiplayer game while you search the web? With Cedega, doing so is just a click away!
Getting Cedega
Cedega is available on a subscription basis through TransGamings website. Subscribers get access to the latest Cedega releases including regular hotfixes and updates, access to both email and web-based support from TransGamings professional staff, posting access to TransGamings user forum, and the right to vote on what TransGamings Cedega team should work on for future releases.
TransGaming pioneered the concept of customers having a direct and regular influence on our development work through a regular monthly vote. Each month, TransGaming subscribers are asked to vote on development topics raised for discussion on our website.
TransGamings staff uses the results of this polling to choose the most important games and technologies that we should work on for the following month, and provides a development status update detailing the engineering work that took place the previous month.
Click here to subscribe and get immediate access to Cedega, and tell us what games you want to see working next on Linux!
Version restrictions:
- 14 days limited DEMO

Colored Sudoku is inspired by the famous japanese game, this simple 4x4 grid has to be filled with colors instead of numbers.

If you are a begginer this is your best way to start. Soon you will find why Sudoku is so addictive and you will be ready to move to the next level on any of the regular numbered Sudokus.

Still, if you are an expert, Colored Sudoku will show you patterns and logics not easily found on your regular playing. Give it a try and you will see.

For kids, this game is recommended for developing their logical thought.