Plays just like the board game. The game play is much quicker as the computer automates all the action. Battles are quickly decided as the dice throws are internally controlled. My only regret with playing Risk on the computer is the lack of seeing the dice thorw. I miss the thrill of each throw.

This is a classic hidden object game. There are a few mini-games to play along the way, but for the most part, you are trying to find cleverly camouflaged items. The list given per page is often cryptic in that you need to figure out what to find. The name of the item is concealed in a short clue. This game has provided us with hours of game play.

Bejewelled 3 is not a basic match three game. It offers four types of play which means it is good for whatever level of experience you have. For the novice, the Zen game has no time limits. You just keep racking up the points. The Classic is as you would expect. For the more expereinced player there is the Lightning round, a tough time limit game, and the Quest level in which you need to complete certain tasks to move on. No matter what level of match three play you are at, Bejewelled 3 will keep you engrossed.

Monopoly is just like the board game only it plays much faster. All transactions are quickly handled by the computer. Money exchanges, purchases, fines, etc. are automatically completed for you. You can play by yourself against the computer or with four players. The game play is intuitive. All the rules and fucntions are easy to find. If you like the board game, you will like this computer version.

This game is a good mix of mini-games, Hidden Objects, and searching. It has provided us with hoiurs of fun.

This was a great group of three Hidden Object Games. It is not often that a new twist is put into a game but Snark does have one. The mirror world that links two similar but different windows was a lot of fun. It created a completely different feel to the game.

Well camouflaged items to find as well as clues to unravell in order to find all the hidden objects in the list. Hours of fun for the Hidden Object enthusiast.

The game lives up to its theme of being haunted with phantoms and secret passages everywhere. Therre is a good mix of Hidden Objects and mini-games. There is hours of game play awaiting you.

Peggle is the most addictive casual game I have played in quite a while. It is especially so because I have someone to compete against for the high score in each of the levels. The game play is very simple but winning a high score at each level is very hard.

I really like the images of Amsterdam that precede each of the hidden object windows. There are a lot of hidden objects to find in each scene. In fact, the game would be better if there were less items to locate. I can click randomly around and locate a lot of them without actually having to specifically look for them. This would be an excellent beginner's introduction to hidden object games.