Bejeweled 2 is PopCap’s sequel to the huge hit, Bejeweled. The game takes the classic concept of gem-swapping to euphoric new heights with time trials, special effects, and eye-candy graphics.

In the game, you swap gems to create three of a kind in one row and race against the clock to complete as many levels as you can. When a three-of-a-kind happens, you earns points, the lined-up gems disappear, the gems above them fall and the extra space is filled with random gems. Your game ends when there are no more moves left to do.

In Bejeweled 2, the same gameplay is intact with the addition of both a “puzzle mode” and an “endless mode.” In the puzzle mode, the screen starts with various patterns of gems and the goal is to clear them all. In endless mode, just play until your eyes drop as you collect jewelry based on the gems that you clear.

The new version also contains bonus gameplay modes that will only be made available after beating the levels of Classic, Puzzle, Endless and Action modes.

You can play Bejeweled 2 for FREE by yourself or against competition at World Winner.

Scrabble Cubes presents the classic board game in 3D form. Instead of playing on a flat board, you play scrabble as piles of cubes, each cube with one letter each side, connecting the letters across the surface.

In order to create words, each letter must touch the face of the previous letter at either an edge or a corner. The words you form can wrap around from one side to an adjacent one. Words must contain at least three letters and may not be more than seven letters long. Players can also take advantage of bonus cubes containing special values, such as “double word score” or “double letter score.”

The game starts with 27 cubes, 9 each on the left, right and top sides, forming what looks like a corner view of a Rubik’s cube. Click on the first letter of the word you want to form. It will then be outlined in white and will appear in your word tray at the bottom of the screen. Click on the rest of the letters of the word to complete the turn.

Each cube may only be used up to three times during the game. It is considered used once when any of its of its letters are used to make a word. After the third use, the cube is removed from the board. Any cubes directly above a removed one will fall downward to fill in the board.

Points are given for each legal word formed. Only words in the official SCRABBLE Tournament Word List are permitted.

You can play Scrabble Cubes for FREE by yourself or against competition at World Winner.

In Scuba Dude, you control a scuba diver retrieving gold coins under the ocean, amidst various creatures aiming to harm him like sharks, jelly fish and others.

Your goal is to get as many coins and increase your fortune as much as you can before you are killed. When you retrieve all the coins available, you rise up to the next level of the game.

The game is controlled via the arrow keys.

The game is available from GameVance where you can play for designated tournament games of the day for $200 in cash and prizes for the hi-score.

Chuzzle is a game where multi-colored fuzzballs, called chuzzles, are moved and positioned in a 6 x 6 board to form three similar chuzzles in a row. Much like Bejeweled, the chuzzles explode when the three-in-a-row is made, the remaining space is filled with chuzzles from above it and new chuzzles appear from the top.

More than the gameplay, the game’s main draw are the cuteness of the chuzzle characters which are fuzzy colorful furballs with round beady eyes that shift sideways while you’re playing.

Aside from regular chuzzles, there are also special characters that will appear throughout the game:

• Fat Chuzzles: These characters will occupy four board pieces when such an area is available. They are an added difficulty as they make dragging to another spot difficult due to its size.
• Super Chuzzles: These are chuzzles with a halo around them. You can get one after exploding five chuzzles at the same time. When the Super Chuzzle is used in a cluster, it will cause ALL the Chuzzles immediately around it to explode.
• Locked Chuzzles: Locked chuzzles are an additional difficulty. They cannot be moved and appear periodically throughout the game.

There are four game modes in Chuzzle:

• Classic: Gives you ample time to make the best move possible.
• Speed: Features a lock meter which, when filled, adds locked chuzzles into the game; as moves are made, the meter is depleted. As you explode chuzzles, a beaker is filled. Filling the beaker will allow you to move on to the next level.
• Zen: This is a free movement game where you can move your chuzzles at will. There are no locks or levels, but you can earn bonus items called charms.
• Mind Bender: This is a puzzle mode where your chuzzles need to end up in specific positions.

There are other features to the game including:

• Trophies: These are awarded for completing certain events in the game, such as the “Chuzzbomber” which you can get after exploding 1,000 Super Chuzzles.
• Scrambles: These are bonus moves which you can use when the board is stuck due to locks.
• Chuzzle Behavior: Chuzzles can be poked, dizzied, tickled, irritated and put to sleep. They also have various behaviors like squeaking (with increasingly high pitch the more you poke it), laughing, coughing, sneezing, complaining, belching, and sleeping.

You can play Chuzzles for FREE by yourself or against competition at World Winner.

It’s video game mini-golf fun with clowns, castles, pirate ships, flying saucers and many more entertaining courses await you.

Like in all mini-golf games, the goal is to put the ball past all the sometimes-cute, sometimes-irritating obstacles, and into the hole. There are nine holes in this game, each one with a 10-stroke limit. Finish the entire course with lowest number of strokes and you win.

In this game from WorldWinner, you can compete online against other mini-golfers for cash and prizes. You can also run practice plays and enjoy it by yourself.

The game is played by mouse, sorry, no controller and joystick support.

In most courses, there are usually two main ways out of the initial obstacle - an easy way and a more difficult way. The easy way will get you past the initial obstacle but away from the hole. The more difficult shot will usually land you in a better spot near the green. There’s no time limit so you can take as much time setting up your shots. And, like most fun mini-golf games, geometry plays a good part when setting up fun shots.

You can play Mean Greens Mini-Golf for FREE by yourself or against competition at World Winner.