Legacy full version Nokia 9300 / 9500 S80 Sis Game

VisualMedia Flexis 2D Nokia 9300 / 9500 S80 Java game

VisualMedia Flexis 2D
Russian Version



The New sensations in well familiar! You played in plays of the similar sort over and over again, but you have not seen nothing like this. The Cubes, looking like small piece of candy, bouncily and springy fall; as soon as three cubes of the same color unite, they begin to blink and disappear, and player gets the points.

The game has different levels: there are only three color of the cubes on the first level, hereafter amount of colors increases and the additional obstacles appear, for instance: at the beginning of each level some part of the field is already filled or figures fall down and disturb. The active figure, which player can control, is shown by the bright asterisks. Effects (twinkling asterisks in menu, sliding out menu) may be switched off by the player. There is a special point in Menu - Effects. Also the music can be switched on/off. The Interface of the play is simple, clear and nice-looking.

SubChase! for Nokia 9500/9300 v 6.0 S80 Sis Games

SubChase! for Nokia 9500/9300 v 6.0



SubChase is a fast paced action game! You command a destroyer in the North Atlantic. Your mission: stop the submarines by dropping powerful depth charges!

But watch out... you're under attack from above and below! Not only do the submarines fight back with torpedos, you're being bombed by relentless enemy aircraft! Get hit too many times and you will sink.

You score points by destroying the subs. Deeper and faster subs earn more points. Destroy enough submarines, and you'll advance to the next level and earn a bonus life! And you'll need it, cause with each new level the action gets even more furious!

If you like action games, you'll love the fast paced adventure in SubChase!

PokerPuzzle for Nokia 9500/9300 v 6.0 S80 Sis Games

PokerPuzzle for Nokia 9500/9300 v 6.0



Poker Puzzle combines the fun of Poker with a slide puzzle game to create a whole new way of entertaining yourself with your mobile device!

For each hand, the dealer is dealt 5 cards, and you get 24. Your task is to slide your cards around the puzzle board to make the best hand on the red row. Tap a card next to the blank space to slide it, and remember you must contruct your winning hand on the red highlighted target row. As you improve your hand, the player's gauge will display the status. The higher your hand, the more points you score -- how many points you get depends on how badly you beat the dealer.

There's only one problem: You only have 45 seconds to beat the dealer, or you lose 100 points. Well, actually, it gets worse... the more points you score, the less time you have. At the highest level you'll only have twenty seconds. Good luck with that.

Oh, and you can't win just by having higher valued cards. In other words, a pair of eights won't beat a pair of sixes, you've got to get two pair, or three of a kind, or higher. On the other hand, if you match the dealer's level then at least you'll get a tie and not lose points.

One last thing, sorry, then you can get on with your game: the dealer cheats. The rotten computer usually gives himself a pretty decent hand, so you'll need to think fast, click fast, and keep a cool head.

Otella for Nokia 9500/9300 v 1.0 S80 Symbian Games

Otella for Nokia 9500/9300 v 1.0



Otella is a classic strategy game, now available for play on your PDA. In Otella, your objective is to outthink and outflank your opponent, capturing his pieces while protecting your own!

The Otella gameboard consists of an 8x8 grid with an initial setup of two black discs and two white discs centered on the grid. The object of the game is to have the majority of your color discs on the board at the end of the game.

A move consists of outflanking your opponent's disc(s), then flipping the outflanked disc(s) to your color. To outflank means to place a disc on the board so that your opponent's row (or rows) of disc(s) is bordered at each end by a disc of your color. A row is defined as one or more discs in a continuous straight line, either verticvally, horizontally or diagonally.

If on your turn you cannot outflank and flip at least one opposing disc, your move is forfeited and your opponent moves again. However, if a move is available to you, you may not forfeit your turn. If you're not sure whether you have a valid move, tap the Skip? button.

A disc may outflank any number of discs in one or more rows in any number of directions at the same time - horizontally, vertically or diagonally. You may not skip over your own color disc to outflank an opposing disc. Disc(s) may only be outflanked as a direct result of a move and must fall in the direct line of the disc placed down.

All discs outflanked in any one move must be flipped, even if it is to the player's advantage not to flip them all. When it is no longer possible for either player to move, the game is over. Discs are counted and the player with the majority of his or her color discs on the board is the winner.