Luxor Computer Game

Pros: Easy to learn, fun to play

Cons: Horribly Addictive

The Bottom Line: It's a guilty pleasure and is sure to please casual gamers of all ages and levels.

Review: Luxor Amun Arising is a very simple concept. You launch colored balls from a launching platform called a scarab at the bottom of the screen to add chain of similar balls. The chain moves on a predetermined channel or path that varies from level to...

Pros: teaches young kids their colors, helps to develop mouse skills and vision/ muscle co-ordination.

Cons: No cons -- a clever, simple game that keeps on challenging.

The Bottom Line: non-violent, great game for kids 3 to 103 years old, maybe even older.

Review: My grandson is 4 years old, and not only is a whiz at computer games, but has developed a sound understanding of the computer (except for spelling skills, which are coming more slowly). His parents, both engineers, use computers daily; so maybe it...

Pros: Fun, easy to play, and anybody 4 to up ages can play

Cons: It gets harder each time you finish a stage

The Bottom Line: You will have fun, especially in beating your friends high scores

Review: It is a nice, fun game to play and takes a long time to finish. You start with four colored balls (blue, yellow, red, and green). You must make 3 ball match in color (Some balls come as 1 long line (3-8 balls in a row) to get rid of the long line...