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GemShot - Rack'Em - Noah's Arc - Gapwar - Recon - FitTris - Lab-16 - Math Wheels - PBJ-Magic
Rack ‘Em might be the most addictive solitaire game since Free Cell and Tetris. It’s a logic game where the goal of each puzzle is to position like-numbered pool balls into diagonal, horizontal, or vertical rows of three on the pool table.
Sound easy? Wait until you hear some of the rules! Each pool ball can only be moved once per puzzle and you can only move two balls out of the three-ball set, so you can’t just shuffle balls around until you find the right position. You have to logically consider each pool ball’s movement and its relationship to the other balls on the board. Once the two balls out of the set are moved, the third ball becomes fixed, so if you haven’t already lined up the balls in the set, you have to go back and try again. Once you've mastered Straight Pool on the easiest level (Mr. Scratch), move on to three more increasingly difficult levels (Ms. Stick, Mr. Hustler and The Shark). With more balls and a wider board you'll be busy for hours. Think you've got this game mastered at The Shark level? Then try Double Trouble and Rotation - these wild games will keep your mind busy playing hours and hours. The registered version of Rack'Em Deluxe comes complete with over 1,000,000 different fun, mind-boggling puzzles. Rack'Em Deluxe includes 4 levels of difficulty and 3 variations.
The game includes Movies/Tutorials to get beginning players started in the right direction and Help and Hints for experienced players who could use a little assistance. The free puzzle version has 48 puzzles - 12 each of the 4 difficulty levels. (2 Hour Time Limit in Trial Version) Download the free trial version of Rack'Em Deluxe today. Purchase the full licensed version of Rack'Em Deluxe, complete with over a million different puzzles
Rack ‘Em Contest! Correctly identify what’s wrong with this picture and I will list your name in the Rack ‘Em Contest Hall of Fame. Think you’ve figured it out? Send me an email at: PoolPicturePuzzlesContest@PuzzlesByJoe.com with a detailed description. All decisions by the judges (Joe) are final.. All submissions become the property of Puzzles By Joe. Contest winners may be published on the Puzzles By Joe website.
Hint: There is only one correct answer, consisting of two errors. One is almost obvious and one is very subtle. You must describe both errors in detail in order to win. The answer does not have to do with the quality of the graphics themselves. |
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