This is an implementation of a web-based electronic chess board written in Java. A number of customizable parameters are available, including main panel / button / cell / border colors, cell size, border width, background image, and audio files. Please note that checking legal moves for pawns is not entirely complete yet.

This is an implementation of a web-based electronic Chinese chess board written in Java. A number of customizable parameters are available, including main panel / button / line / border colors, cell size, border width, background image, and audio files.

eGraffiti is a game similar to a chatroom. Users may log in and draw images like on paint. This requires an IP. Free to use, and easy to install.

Falling Stars is a game applet to shoot down the stars before they hit the earth. The klingons have increased the gravity of the planet earth. You're the captain of the Enterprise and can't lift off. Stars are raining down causing terror and destruction. Your mission is to shoot down as many stars and keep alive. Ok so live long and prosper. The game may be distributed for free in unchanged form. This game is also available as native Windows *.exe file on its homepage.

This Java applet implements the kid's classical dot-to-dot game. Title image, text, colors, fonts, and gridlines are all customizable. You can provide your own figure with a list of dot coordinates and lines.

G-pack includes a series of web-based Java game programs that can be used for your web site. These programs are completely customizable. For example, you can turn your family photos into online puzzles, slot machine, scratch-off card or classical breakout arcade games. Online HTML code configurators are also provided for easy testing and installation.

Game Console is a arcade game applet. The full version includes 30 of the best Java games.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable picture pairing game. You can provide your own pictures. Customizable parameters include: photo filenames, audio files, and number of rows and columns to divide the display area.

Two-player game. The first player selects edges of the graph trying to connect two highlighted nodes while the second player removes unselected edges. Choose to play against computer or with your friend.

Two-player game. The first player selects edges of the graph trying to connect two highlighted nodes while the second player removes unselected edges. Choose to play against computer or with your friend.