English Sixteen (iPad) is a puzzle game, originally designed by an English sailor. The goal is to transpose the positions of the red and green pieces in the fewest number of moves.
Simply tap on a piece to move it into the vacant square on the board. A piece can either be moved to an adjacent vacant square, or jumped over an adjacent piece (of either color) to the vacant square. No diagonal moves or jumps are permitted.
A British expert puzzlist has discovered the quickest known solution, consisting of just 46 moves. See if you can you come close to, or even find the 46 move solution.
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Supported operating systems:
Apple iOS 10.x (iPad), Apple iOS 11.x (iPad), Apple iOS 12.x (iPad), Apple iOS 4.2.x (iPad), Apple iOS 4.3.x (iPad), Apple iOS 5.0 (iPad), Apple iOS 6.0 (iPad), Apple iOS 7.0 (iPad), Apple iOS 8.x (iPad), Apple iOS 9.x (iPad), Apple iPhone OS 3.2.x (iPad)
Other Software by developer «Bluesky Studio»:
Same Square (iPad) Same Square (iPad) - The objective of SameSquare (SameGame) is to clear out all of the tiles and score the maximum number of points along the way. You remove groups of tiles that have the same color by tapping on them.
You can only remove groups of two or more tiles that are connected horizontally or vertically
Vexed Jewels (iPhone) Vexed Jewels is a well-known puzzle game in which your goal is to move similar jewels side by side to make them disappear. Once all the jewels are all gone, you've solved the level and advance to new level. Move jewels by placing finger on them and swapping to either the right or left
Same Hexagon (iPad) Same Hexagon (iPad) is a new version of the classic SameGame, where the tiles are hexagons instead. The goal of the game is to clear out all of the tiles and score the maximum number of points along the way. You can remove groups of connected tiles that have the same color by tapping on them.
When you remove a group, any tiles above them fall down to fill in the gaps
Gomoku Online (Android) Gomoku Online (Android) - Play Gomoku online or against the machine AI. Enjoy a full board view and an easy way to place stones.
Gomoku is an abstract strategy board game also known as Five in a Row. It is played with black and white stones on a 15x15 intersections board. Stones can not be moved or removed from the board once placed
Lights Off (iPad) Lights Off (iPad) - The game consists of a 5 by 5 grid of lights. When the game starts, a random number of these lights is switched on. Tapping on any of the lights will toggle it and the four adjacent lights. Try to switch all the lights off in as few taps as possible
Rotary Simon (Android) Rotary Simon (Android) - Rotary Simon is an Android version of the classic memory game. Test and improve your memory by trying to remember the given sequence.
Once the game is started, observe the sequence of colors which light up. Memorize and repeat the sequence in the same order. New colors are gradually added and/or repeated, so try your best until you make a mistake
Full House Full House was invented in 2004 by Erich Friedman. The object of the game is to fill all grids on the board. First tap on an empty square to mark your starting position. After that tap on a square to move the ball in horizontal or vertical direction. A game is solved when no square on the grid remains empty
Same Square (Android) Same Square (Android) - The objective of SameSquare (SameGame) is to clear out all of the tiles and score the maximum number of points along the way. You remove groups of tiles that have the same color by tapping on them.
You can only remove groups of two or more tiles that are connected horizontally or vertically
SkeetShoot SkeetShoot - The object of the game is to shoot down the flying discs by tap. There are 10 levels in total, 10 times discs fly in each level. You need to hit two discs down in two gun shots each time. If the amount of discs shot down in a level is larger than 16, you may proceed to next level.
What's New in This Release:
· Fix a bug on some android 4
FullHouse FullHouse was invented in 2004 by Erich Friedman. The object of game is to fill all grids on the board.First tap on an empty square to mark your starting position. After that tap on a square to move the ball in horizontal or vertical direction
