SoliDroid: Klondike Solitaire for Android

Watch out, Klondike Solitaire has invaded Google Play. You card enthusiasts out there are about to experience the fantastic mobile app of the month – SoliDroid Klondike Solitaire. You might be wondering... what the heck is Klondike Solitaire? Well, Klondike is actually just another name for Solitaire (also sometimes referred to as Patience).

The patent pending SoliDroid game is currently on the Google Play marketplace, there is a mobile app for you people who love mobile games, and yes before you even ask... our Klondike Solitaire game will consist of card game competitions.

What kind of mobile game company would we be if we did not include good old card game competitions? We are after all, the longest running skill gaming company on the internet (Prove me wrong!)

With SoliDroid, the patent pending add-ons to the game such as Wild Thang, SuperStax and Play Later will give you an edge over your opponents. Unlike traditional Klondike Solitaire games, SoliDroid's Google Play mobile app is out of this world competitive. (Remember, I did say we are the LONGEST running skill based gaming company around in the digital landscape).

We already have people leaving feedback on our Google Play listing for SoliDroid suggesting it is "the most fun Klondike Solitaire mobile app they have found to test their brain against both the built in computer and even more fun – other players". Out of 20 ratings on our Google Play listing, we are rate 5 out of 5 stars. What does that suggest to you? Hmmm.

Unlike traditional Klondike Solitaire, using our three patent pending features we have added to the traditional solitaire game – Wild Thang, Supastaxx and Play Later features – there is a flood of new strategies to partake in. These new strategies literally can be used to win (or lose if used poorly) the mobile game. With these new strategies, Klondike Solitaire goes from being a relatively boring game to becoming an intense competitive mobile game experience.

The real question comes down to not whether you would be interested in playing Solidroid, but whether you are up to the challenge to see if you can master Solidroid. Play your hand, lay down your cards, and see if you are the next king or queen of the Solidroid competitive Klondike Solitaire competitions. Find our listing on Google Play now and have at it.

Aim-n-Aider the Ultimate Online Pool Game

Aim-n-Aider is an online pool game filled with fun challenges. Just like in real pool, there are all sorts of various strategies involved. Whether you are aiming to knock in several balls at once, or looking for just that last black Eight ball to win the pool game, Aim-n-Aider accommodates.

One thing that makes Aim-n-Aider far different than most online pool games is that it is not always an exact replica of pool games or traditional billiards games. You can have anywhere from 9 to 15 balls in a rack at once, along with obstacles that can pose formidable foes on the actual pool table. Along with the 9 to 15 racks and the obstacles that can be added to the billiard game, Aim-n-Aider has a specially marked and color bonus ball that if you sink into the hole you can achieve extra points.

One of the things that make Aim-n-Aider one of the hottest billiard games online is the fact that you can play with other people. Whether you want to play in a tournament (After all the Aim-n-Aider online pool game is created by a website called Tournament Games) or just for fun, you can share Aim-n-Aider with friends and family over Facebook and start playing one heck of a pool game together.

Tournament Games also hosts a ton of online tournaments for their billiards games, which you can find by installing their Facebook app on your personal Facebook. Because of this, you will never be left stranded without anyone to play against – which can be quite annoying for someone who loves addictive arcade games.

Tournament Games themselves have been around since 1997, with Aim-n-Aider being their newest online pool game. You may be asking right now… how does Tournament Games actually make money off of Aim-n-Aider when they are allowing you to play and participate in online tournaments all for free? The answer to that question is relatively simple. How Tournament Games makes money with Aim-n-Aider is by allowing you as the player to buy credits to be entered into special tournaments. Unlike the free tournaments where anyone can join, these credits count as an entry fee into the tournament game. At the end of these specialized tournament games, the winner wins a prize. So really, you can play Aim-n-Aider for as long as you want absolutely for free, or if you start feeling proud of your online pool games skills, you can start entering yourself into these specialized tournament games simply by buying some credits.

What is great about these specialized online tournaments is that once you get good at online pool games, you can actually start winning a lot of cool prizes. Not bad for a game you started playing for absolutely free, huh? Plus, the competitive level goes way up once you start getting into the special tournaments. After all, everyone in that tournament also bought credits to participate and hopefully win in the ultimate billiard games showdown. That means they are likely going to be a lot more focused on attempting to defeat you so they can win their own prizes, along with being more skilled (or maybe overconfident of their skill?).

Online Games | Health Correlations

Online Games

Cognitive Thinking Benefits

You have probably heard of the new wave of Brain Games that are all the rage in the gaming industry and on the internet lately. Seemingly they promote their games as beneficial to your thinking, reasoning, and memory skills. Medical research also seems to back up this theory that playing games can help keep your mind active and healthy. Do you have to pay a website that advertises themselves as having brain games to reap the benefits?

First, we should look at how these games are said to improve your mental functioning. The more you utilize a skill, the more adept you become at that particular skill. The same thing is applicable to all types of thought processes and reasoning concepts. Different types of games exercise different mental skills. For example:

Game	Mental Exercise
Solitiare	memory, concentration, logical reasoning
Mahjong	visual perception, problem solving
Pool	cause & effect prediction, spatial awareness, focus, concentration
Pinball	concentration, reaction time
Matching Games (pyramid solitaire, memory match)	analytical thinking, memory

In synopsis, any game you play can be analyzed for mental benefits as long as you are actively using your brain you are in essence keeping yourself mentally young. Who knew the things that we enjoy doing in our spare time, such as online games, would prove to have such medical benefit. So the next time someone starts complaining about online gaming, you can have proof that they are in fact actually mentally healthy for you.