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An online board game published by Berkeley Systems in which a group of players race to the top of the ziggurat, their number of steps each turn determined by the popularity of their answer to an opinion-based poll question, and the traps and bonuses set on each step of the ziggurat.
Learn the traffic rules in a playful way! In this game you are a bicycle courier who delivers parcels. If you deliver a package you receive money, but that doesn't get you there yet. You have to know the traffic rules and stick to them, otherwise you will end up in the hospital.
Level up your BlackJack mathematic skills along with discovering many secrets, features and challenges!
Guess the world. Learn the world. Master the map. Discover new countries, cities, and landmarks!
Math Fight - Multiplayer Game is one of those fun and educational games. If you need a game for two or more players, the Math Fight is a perfect choice for you!
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Cyberchess is a 1-player chess teaching and playing tool based upon a mechanical chess playing machine. Based upon a series of four previously played games between chess grandmasters, the player must set up their own chess board and follow along with these games. Gameplay consists of multiple-choice questions, where the player tries to guess the move the grandmaster player made next. If the player gets the move correct, they are rewarded with points. If they guess incorrectly, they are docked points based upon how poor their move was in relation to the the grandmaster. The score is followed through the game, with the player ultimately being rewarded a final score based upon their chess game.