Monster Master

Monster Master is a card-based game in which two players match off to see whose monsters can destroy the other player. It's a little bit like a simplified version of Magic: the Gathering, for those who've ever played that, without the investment in cards, and overly-complex rules system.

Featured Game: World of Solitaire

Solitaire games are a dime a dozen on the net, so I seldom pay them much attention. World of Solitaire is a little different though. They've set out to make the ultimate solitaire website, and I think they're well on their way there. There are plenty of games to choose from, from classics like Klondike and Spider, all the way through several I had never played before. You can customize your game too. Pick from several themed decks, and choose a background or use one from anywhere on the web. Decide if you want the computer to help you play, if you want the cards to be a little larger, or if you want your game to be timed or scored. Even for those who long ago got bored with playing solitaire on the computer, this site is worth a look!

Speed

In Speed, your object is to move all of your cards to the two center foundation decks, but watch out because the computer is trying to build on those same decks! With leveled play and simple graphics, this is an easy, quick game -- perfect for your Tuesday!

Card Toss

OK, even if you've never tried it, most of us have heard of the old time-passer of flipping playing cards into a hat. Card Toss allows you to do that virtually. Move your hand to get the right angle, set the power you'll put behind your toss, and let her fly. After each winning toss, the hat will move. The game is sponsored by the US Playing Card Company. They make most of the major brands of playing cards, like Bicycle and Hoyle. It's also beautiful in it's simplicity. Simple game play mixed with simple sketch graphics make for a fun little challenge!