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So to help you play, and play safe, we compiled this sampler of our favorite free game sites, offering everything from single-player arcade classics to a surprisingly sophisticated multiplayer Pictionary clone.

Other sites are legitimate but limited, with a small selection of boring games. Phishers, hackers, and spyware distributors are notorious for using the promise of free games to hook their victims. And you frequently don't have to pay to play on the Internet: Hundreds, if not thousands, of sites offer a veritable cornucopia of free games, from online versions of classic card and board games to cute casual puzzlers and TV-game-show style multiplayer pastimes. There are few better ways to use time, a PC, and an Internet connection than by whiling away a few hours with online games. Posted in Business, The Web and tagged Android, app, Candisse Reynolds, games, iOS, Jam and Candy, Jeopardy!, Maureen Roberts, mobile, Move Your Vowels, online, Piki Paka. I hope they bring back their classic multi-player format at some point, however as Ludia’s suite of games such as Millionaire and Press Your Luck, and the recent You Don’t Know Jack Facebook game, show, there’s still a clamoring for good multi-player online options, and we know this team can do it, so I hope that’s in the cards (especially with new formats most of what exists today are reboots or adaptations of previous formats). That said, I’m particularly excited about “Move Your Vowels,” and look forward to more from the Jam and Candy team. It’s a promising start from pioneers in the online gaming space. Once you get the hang of it, though, it’s not too challenging to control, and I never once mistakenly grabbed the wrong letter or placed it in the wrong place, so the controls, from that standpoint, are intuitive enough. I also found the letter placing a bit weird feeling many times, I’d touch the tile to select a letter and drag, but the letter appeared much higher on the screen, meaning I’d have to drag my finger past the blank to drop it into the right place. The loading screen also has no x, so I had to force-quit the app and reopen to resume playing the included games. Once you’ve played through the 50 games, additional games can be bought in packs of 50 for 99 cents each in my tests, I had trouble getting the additional packs to load, but iTunes does show an in-app item available. I did encounter a few teething issues during my playing of the app. The game has the vibe of one of the Boxerjam classics, Out of Order, although I do miss the race against the other players. There are eight puzzles to complete in each game, so the pacing is brisk. The first round starts off easy by the third and final round you’re filling in all the vowels out of a lengthy phrase. Speed and accuracy allow you to score higher.

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In this, vowels are removed from words and phrases in a series of successive rounds.

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The second game, “ Move Your Vowels,” is an iOS and Android game (I played on iPad) that comes with 50 games to start and feels much more in the spirit of the classic Boxerjam.

That said, it’s likely to be attractive to a younger crowd who may find the math and range calculations to be a fun challenge. In a round of playing, I stopped playing before I actually lost, as the selection of number ranges got repetitive very quickly. The online game, “ Piki Paka,” is pretty straight forward – select from three buttons (featuring numeric ranges) five times, with the goal of finishing in a winning range of numbers to score points and advance to the next round. Right now, there’s two games, one online and one as a mobile app. It’s been a decade now since Boxerjam was sold to then-newspaper chain Media General, and in the intervening years the JAM in Boxerjam, Griffin and her sister, Maureen Roberts (Julann and Maureen: JAM), partnered with Candisse Reynolds (the Candy, I’m starting to catch on) and Jam and Candy was born. A notable fact was it was founded by Julann Griffin, who, while wife to Merv Griffin, was credited with co-creating Jeopardy! She’s long been credited with asking Merv why he didn’t flip the standard Q&A and give the answers, and have people provide the questions? One of my post popular posts on the blog so far is about the demise of Boxerjam, an early leading gaming platform site that created interactive online “game shows” that people could play with friends and other online users, gameplay which remains somewhat unique and elusive more than a decade later.

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