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Mouse Maze
Guide your mouse to the finish while avoiding walls, traps, and tricks
MouseMaze is a fun (yet difficult) maze based game that uses the concept of guiding your mouse pointer, all the way from start to finish. There are several obstacles that you will have to avoid, such as walls, moving walls, traps, bosses and more! Along with obstacles that will help you reach the finish, like keys, teleporters, invincible mode... This Demo version of MouseMaze comes with only 10 levels and it is supported by advertisements. -
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RBounce
An animated board game for Windows
...Each round begins with as many lives as balls: 2 for Round 1, 3 for Round 2, and so on up to Round 15 (which no living mortal has yet reached). The goal for each round is to enclose and fill 75% of the board. Press F1 for a help message that describes the scoring formula and the effect of mouse clicks. When a game is running and the mouse pointer is within the playable area, a right-click switches between building a horizontal and vertical wall (the cursor shows which one); a left-click starts a wall building there, so long as no ball occupies that tile.
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