Prepare for New Challenges in Snap Together!
Boost the fun levels with your friends! Now we have 54 more exciting levels for you to showcase your skills.
No more boredom – just a thrilling time together! Dive into the Snap Together with a new DLC and feel the excitement of competition. Are you ready for new challenges?
Let the game begin!
Solve a dozen of puzzles with your friends in Snap Together and have more with New Challenges!
Snap Together is a puzzle party game for up to 4 people on a single console! Assemble models with your friends or by yourself.
Play with your friends in Multiplayer mode and solve puzzles together or challenge them in Tournament mode.
In Tournament mode, there is only one winner! Use power-ups to mess up other players and win.
David Jones: Merry Christmas CD-ROM was a promotional PC game sold at David Jones during the early 2000s. The game is a compilation of Christmas themed games, alongside an ecard creator.
You know those cheap little tile puzzles, where you shift tiles one space at a time to try to reform a picture that has been mixed up? That's what this game is like. Move the tiles on the big square (5x5) one at a time, and try to form the pattern shown on one of the little squares (3x3) within the middle 9 tiles of the big square. The game is set up with two big squares for grueling two-player competition. Cubicolor was designed by Rob Fulop of Imagic fame. Supposedly, only 50 were produced, and each cartridge is numbered. The rarity and legend of this game make it potentially the most sought-after 2600 game in existence.
"Detective Kiwi" is a free to play multiplayer puzzle game that designed up to 6 players, featuring a simple rule: There will be 4 images every round. You need to find them as fast as you can.
Tanzanite Crush is an adventure match-three game. Swap and match jewels your way, show your best strategical moves to get the highest scores and pass hundred of levels.
The Microsoft Windows port of Chip's Challenge is a top-down tile-based puzzle video game based on the 1989 Atari Lynx original. It includes 149 levels (one more than the original's 148). It was included in the Windows 3.1 bundle Microsoft Entertainment Pack 4 in 1992, and the Windows version of the Best of Microsoft Entertainment Pack in 1995, where it found a much larger audience.