Bridge is a four-player card game in which the object is to get points - the more the better. The game is played in pairs (North-South against East-West) and consists of two parts: bidding and playing. The game is played clockwise.Bridge has rather complicated rules; it’s impossible to explain them this briefly. For the full detailed rules see our site www.cybiko.com Version 1.1.10 COPYRIGHT © 2000 CYBIKO, Inc. Other Resources zone-pic.

Version 1.2.12 This is a single player game. Stick as many broken hearts together as possible in this Tetris style game! You control the heart halves of different colors, falling from the top of the screen. Try to unite the hearts’ halves that fit each other and form a single whole. When the two hearts of the same color are next to each other they fly off the screen flapping and joining with wedding rings.

Version 1.1.26 This is a single player game. The object of the game is to try to stay on a mechanical bull for the longest period of time without being throwing off. When a cowboy gets on the bull back an encouraging message flashes on the screen and you may begin to control your hero. The bull will begin moving slowly to start out, and will speed up continuously, tilting back and forth so the back of the seat goes up and down.

This is the single player game. You start out with three lives, and all you have to do is blast the bubbles with your bug, which will give you points! Sound easy? Nope! Watch out, because when you blast the bubbles, they break and cause baby bubbles to bounce boisterously! The game has infinite number of levels, and each one is harder than the one before it. As you move through them, the number of bubbles you need to blast grows!

Version 1.1.1 This game is for 2 to 4 players. Your object is to wipe out your opponents while directing all your 4 figures into the diagonal line on the playing board.Each player begins the game with one figure, staying in its own corner. Each player in turn rolls the die and his/her figure moves around clockwise on squares in accordance with the number that falls down on the die.

Bug Stomp is a single-player action game. The object of the game is to avoid being stepped on. The game has 10 levels. Each level has 6 feet that stomp up and down in different sequences. The greater the level, the greater the complexity of the sequence in which the legs stomp. The speed at which the feet move up and down also increases as you reach the later levels.

Bughouse, or “Siamese chess,” is a variant of chess played between two-player teams on two separate boards. Version 1.1.30 COPYRIGHT © 2001 CYBIKO, Inc. Other Resources chess-pic.png - Screenshot of PicView.exe from Cybiko SDK root-ico.png - Screenshot of PicView.exe from Cybiko SDK root-spl.txt - Text file converted from iso-8859-1 to utf-8 using iconv

This is single player game. Your object is to pass 10 levels of the game, eliminating all the blocks from the playing field. You control the paddle, which deflects the ball that travels on the screen. You have to move the paddle so that it makes the ball collide one of the blocks in the screen. When all blocks on the screen are beaten, you’ll go to the next level.

Performs standard arithmetical functions. © CYBIKO Inc., 1999 Other Resources calc-pic.png - Screenshot of PicView.exe from Cybiko SDK root-ico.png - Screenshot of PicView.exe from Cybiko SDK root-spl.txt - Text file converted from iso-8859-1 to utf-8 using iconv

Version 1.1.11 How often does it happen that you are dying to know which day of the week a certain date falls on, be it an anniversary, a friend’s birthday, or a party you were supposed to attend? Now you won’t have to worry about carrying bulky day-timer. You have an electronic calendar that is always with you. A creation so simple, and yet so very important, and you won’t even have to buy a new one each year, as our calendar will last much longer than your lifetime!