Even though it's named the KID'S ZONE, I am sure you will find something here for you. We have:

Free Cell

Yup, just like on Win 95.

If you are not familiar with how to play Free Cell click Here for the rules.

The playing field will be easiest to use in 800x600 resolution, or by hiding the tool bars in netscape, (in Navigator 3.x, use Options, and uncheck "show tool bar", and "show location"), or using full screen mode in IE 4.0

Fifteen

A sliding square puzzle.

This is a simple puzzle with 15 numbered squares. You need to rearrange the squares one at a time, into the correct order.

This puzzle keeps track of how many moves you have made.

IceBlox

In this arcade type game, you move around Pixel Pete, a penguin. Your goal is to free all the coins that are frozen in ice blocks.

You break the ice blocks by walking into them. If there is nothing on the other side, they slide until they run into another ice block, a wall, or the edge of the game area.

There are also flames in the room that are trying to catch you. You can put them out by pushing an ice bock over them. But beware, each time you put out a flame, another appears.

Each level gets a little harder, with more and faster flames to deal with.

a Hint:

The flames always enter from the opposite side of the board, and only in free spaces. If you fill the sides with iceblocks, then new flames cannot enter the board. You can also trap flames in this manner by only leaving a free space behind an ice block

All Lights

In this game, you try to turn on all 15 lights on the board. You push any button and a pattern of lights turn on or off.

It looks simple but it is not. It is however fun and addictive.

Matches

Never play with matches! Unless it is to pick them up in this simple Java game.

To play this game, simply click on start, and then choose from two to sixty matches.

You then choose to remove one, two, or three matches from the field. The computer then does the same.

The object is to leave a single match on the field for the computer player.

If you are left with the last match you lose.

Solitaire

This is the old marble game. You remove marbles from the board by jumping them with other marbles.

You can jump either horizontally, or vertically. No diagonal jumps.

The object is to have one marble left on the board.

Move marbles by dragging them with the mouse.

Tetris

A clone of the old Nintendo game.

This version supports two player play, level and difficulty select, and Right or left field single player play.

Left side use the A, S, D keys for left, rotate and right.

Right side use the J, K, L keys for left, rotate and right.

The F key is for fast fall on the left side (does not appear to be working, I will be looking into the code soon)

The M key is for fast fall on the right side

Tile

Another slide puzzle. This one has a picture of the Mona Lisa rather than numbers.

Tower Of Hanoi

This game is a version of an old wooden peg game, where you move the stack of blocks from one peg to another in the fewest possible moves.

In this version you can select the number of blocks from 1 to 10, and as in the original, you cannot place a larger block on a smaller one.

You can only move one block at a time.

Tubing

In this game, you are out to enjoy a relaxing day tubing down the river. But unfortunately, other people are out with their toy boats.

You need to avoid the boats as long as possible to get as high a score as possible.

Scoring only occurs in bottom half of screen.

Use arrow keys to move.