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Play chess with friends around the world!
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Net Spite and Malice is a kind of competitive patience (solitaire) game for two players: you can play against the built-in computer opponent or/and against a human opponent through the Internet or a LAN. It is also known as Cat and Mouse Both where players try to be the first to get rid of a pile of "pay-off cards".
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checkers
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Net Gin Rummy provides you with two game table tabs that easy to change: you will be able even to play against the computer and human opponent at the same time! Each tab lets you select a game variations; change the scoring and rules of the game; customize cards, decks and backgrounds; choose text messages fonts and colors; define card speed; associate sound effects.
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Net Cribbage lets you play card game Cribbage, in which experience counts almost as much as luck, against computer or live opponents.
Net Cribbage provides you with two game table tabs that easy to change: you will be able even to play against the computer and human opponent at the same time!
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Net Durak is probably the most popular card game in Russia you can play against computer or real-life opponents. It would hardly be an exaggeration to say that every Russian who plays cards knows this game. "Durak" means fool, the fool in this game being the loser - the player who is left with cards after everyone else has run out. Differ from its name the game is far from being trivial.
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poker
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Net Sea War is a "battleship"-type board game you can play against computer or real-life opponents. Your mission is to blow up all of your opponent's ships. Each player has 10 ships. At the beginning of each set, both players place their ships in the left field. Then you're ready to start shooting. The game is complete when all of one player's ships are destroyed.
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Net Preference lets you play "Leningrad", "Sochi" and "Rostov" variations of Preference - one of the most widespread card games among serious card players in Russia - but only against live opponents.
Lets you play "Leningrad", "Sochi" and "Rostov" variations of Preference against live opponents.
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spades
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