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Falling Tile Puzzles:

Ace Same

Fast, fun Tetris type of puzzle game. Works with all browsers.

http://acegames.com/same/

Cabeem

Form large clusters of color and then zap them off the board. The larger the clusters, the more you score.

http://www.aurete.com/cabeem/

Freefall

Java Puzzle in which logic is used to remove all the colored blocks from the board using a limited number of moves. Offered at several levels of play.

http://www.math.polytechnique.fr/cmat/auroux/java/freefall.html

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Fruits

Puzzle game played by clicking blocks to form groups of three or more matching fruits. Achieve the required amount of points to move to the next level.

http://www.alwaysneat.com/site/fruits/fruits.html

QBeez

Score points by clearing the board of adjacent groups of two or more matching colors. The bigger the group, the higher the score. Requires Shockwave.

http://games.skunkstudios.com/games/qbz

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