Multiplayer tron game for 2, 3 or 4 players. Avoid running into the wall or opponent's tail! Teamplay mode is available. The applet supports skins.

The game is based on British Pool, with a few minor adjustments to balance out the difficulty level. To change the skill level of the computer, move the yellow bar underneath the one-player game option. To zoom in on any ball, right click on it. THIS IS IMPORTANT, AS IT ALLOWS TO TO ACCURATELY LINE UP YOUR SHOTS. To hit any ball dead centre, left click on the ball. To add spin to the cue ball, move the cross in the top-right corner. To change the power of the shot, move the yellow bar on the right. To replay the last shot, use the control panel in the bottom-left corner. To return to the main menu at any time, use the button in the top-left corner.

This is a fun Black Jack card game. Whoever gets 21 points wins the game. Multiple Winners split the credit at tie games. There are several customizable features, including player images, background, audio file, etc.

This is a web-based chess viewer written in Java to display and control checker moves. You can put all the cheker moves in a text file and use this viewer to step forward, backward, play, reset, stop. You can also set up the chess board with only the checkers you want and initialize their positions. This applet is suitable for an online chess tutorial.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable board game. You can win the game by connecting the same N specified objects horizontally, vertically, or diagonally against the computer.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable photo puzzle. You can supply your own photo and divide it into pieces with specified row and col. All captions are customizable as well.

This Java applet implements a fully configurable tetris-like game. Customize the game with your favorite banner and icon images.

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.

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.