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Play nine checkers variations from throughout Europe, including Alquerque (the oldest living checkers variation), Polish Draughts (played on a ten- by-ten board) and more!

An instant favorite, this beautifully rendered strategy game is played on a hexagonal board with colored marbles. Push your opponent around--and off the board entirely--before he does the same to you.

Wouldn't it be great to be able to hear your opponents cursing, or to talk with your teammates to coordinate your attack? CommCenter works in the background while you play today's hottest games, letting you use your mic to talk with teammates.

Infiltrate your opponent's camp and capture the three colored squares on the field behind him. But be careful: your opponent can take over your pieces just by boxing them in, and suddenly his army is larger than yours.

Ever had trouble finding an opponent for a good game of chess? Icarus is the newest, easiest-to-use interface for the Internet Chess Club, where you can always pick up a game with an opponent on your level.

Two hollow red ovals. A solid blue triangle. Now, is there a third tile that completes the series? Think fast--the clock is running. Or should you forget about the red-oval tile and try the one with the orange rectangles? Tick tock tick tock.

You and your opponent set about building a pyramid, understanding that whoever places a piece on top wins the game. Sounds easy, right? Couldn't be more wrong.

You've got a few seconds--well, okay, actually less than second--to study the board before those massive cubes start rolling towards you. So think fast. They're a lot bigger than you are.

Placed firmly in the boundary between strategy and reflex games, KnXion may very well be the next Tetris. Addictive game play, superb graphics and escalating difficulty make this game a new favorite.