Beiks Mines is a faithful rehash of that classic arcade time-killer, Minesweeper.

Rules: The goal is to locate all of the mines on the playing field without uncovering any of them. To accomplish this, you uncover the cells that don't contain mines and leave the cells that do covered. You can also put a flag on the cells that you think should have mines.

Beiks Klondike brings the classic solitaire game to your eBookMan®.

Rules: Your goal is to move all the cards to the Foundations. 28 cards are dealt into 7 tableau piles, the number of cards increasing from 1 to 7 as you go from left to right. The top card of each pile is face up, the others face down. The rest of the cards go face down in the stock. Move Aces to the Foundations as they become available. Build the Foundations up in suit. Build the Tableau piles down by alternate color. The top card of each Tableau pile is available for play on another Tableau pile or the Foundations. Groups of cards in the proper sequence can be moved as a unit. Spaces in the Tableau can be filled only by Kings (or a group of cards with a King at the bottom). Cards are turned up from the Stock and placed in the waste pile, either one at a time or three at a time (tastes vary). When the Stock is empty, move the cards in the Waste pile back into the Stock. There is no limit on the number of times you can go through the deck (Though your score goes down the more times you do).

Bring order to a disconnected world and get every computer connected to a server in NetWalk Light.

Rules: The board is a grid with boxes containing a server, computers, and cables. Your goal is to line up the connection cables so signal flows from the server to all the computers. By tapping on any item, you can rotate the connection points for that item and see the effect it has on signal flow. Sounds easy...and it's actually not that hard indeed...except sometimes.

Franklin and Beiks are pleased to offer you four engaging games for eBookMan. Netwalk Light Bring order to a disconnected world and get every computer connected to a serv... more »

The electronic version of the familiar tile puzzle. Move tiles with a single tap into the empty spot, and eventually move all the tiles into their proper order. Variations include 4, 5, 6, and even 7 tiles to a side, for enjoyable playing of an old favorite.

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Ever played Tetris? Already tired of it? Well, here's something to bring you back to the days when nothing else mattered!

Rules: Move a ball so it lines up with other balls of the same design. Ball can move only in horizontal and vertical lines, not diagonals. Every time you move a ball, new balls appear on screen. If you manage to order 5 (five) or more matching balls on one line (horizontal, vertical or diagonal) they disappear from the board and your score increases.

A simple yet fun game, where you control the snake and try to eat all the apples. Watch out for the walls and your tail though!

A modern version of the ancient board game 'Mancala'. A simple game to learn, but a hard game to master! Cups can be played by 2 people, or one person against an AI. The AI has 3 levels of play, so as you get better, the AI can be turned up, to continually challenge you.

paMineField is similar to the popular Mine Sweeper, where you search for hidden bombs while trying to turn over every square.

Try to guess the computer's hidden puzzle!

Try to find your way out of a dungeon. Similar in look to games like WolfenStein 3-D and Doom.

Based on a classic game. Search and destroy all four of the hidden killer bugs before yours are destroyed!

Play chess on your eBookMan

Your goal is to pair up all the cards in the deck in pairs that total to 13.

Your goal is to clear all of the cards piled in three peaks

Your task is to construct a pipeline in which the water can run as long as possible.

Play a challenging version of Mancala against your eBookMan