Moraff's UltraBlast is an addictive paddle-ball game. Loosely patterned after Breakout and other Pong clones, it brings excellent improvements to the field. It features slick graphics, customizable music, decent-quality audio, and support for two players. The objective is to eliminate all blocks from each level while keeping time and statistics in mind. Game-play is right in the pocket, with free-roaming paddles that allow superb control.

Are you a Minesweeper maniac? Then you've got to check out Moraff's Radiation. It puts a killer spin on the original Minesweeper concept. To win, you use logic and clue markers to eliminate all tiles without blowing yourself up. This engrossing game offers slick-looking full-screen graphics, MIDI-based music, digital sound effects, and two layouts. You'll also find two levels of difficulty, multiple image sets, several background choices.

Moraff's Phrase Detective is a clever and addicting word-puzzle game. Each round presents a jumbled-up phrase, quotation, or palindrome that you must reconstruct in the fewest moves possible, while keeping an eye on the clock. You play by swapping blocks around, with the game giving subtle clues found in the varying height of the letter blocks. You'll find plenty of stylish features here.

This is a great game for the family. Test your memory skills, challenge yourself and your kids. This game can be played in either 1 or 2 player mode. Choose from over 100 different tile set pictures for the game. Make it more challenging - change the screen from the 3X2 to the 9X6 and see how fast you can clear the board. Features include: change both the tile sets and the backs of the tiles. Play one or two players.

Grab the treasures and run in Moraff's Escapade, an animated arcade game from MoraffWare, in which you run around picking up pieces of treasure while avoiding the nasties. The screen consists of ladders, brick walls, and ceiling rungs that you must climb, swing on, and explode your way through to get the treasures and move to the next level. You can keep statistics.

Play pinball on your PC. This well-rendered pinball game includes five different machines. It features 3D bumpers and flippers, an hour of music, multiple ball play, cool sound effects, and full-screen graphics. Use the keyboard and mouse to control the flippers, and watch out for things like black holes!

Moraff's CyberMemory challenges your memory on a game board with up to seventy two cards. This concentration style game offers an attractive interface, hide-away menu bar, and background midi music to soothe your nerves as you play. The objective is to turn over cards and find the matching pairs. Remember where you saw the images then come back to the proper square when you can make a match. This version allows you to choose the game board size,

Moraff's CyberCheckers brings the traditional checkers game right into the 21st century. Change backgrounds, change play pieces, set your mood with colors. Play full screen or in a window. Turn on and off sound effects or background music. Checkers has never been this good! Set the difficulty level and play limits. Checkers has never been so simple yet so up to date.

ADA Concentration needs you match up all the hidden image as efficiently as possible.
Click on a puzzle square to uncover the image under it. Click on another piece to uncover a second image. If the uncovered images match, the two pieces will be removed from the memory match grid. Restart will begin a new game.

Test your memory ability in this matching game of concentration.

A Game of Memory is a classic "Concentration" style game where children try to match tiles consisting of different kinds of foods. Flip over two matching tiles and they disappear. If the tiles don't match, they turn back over, so remember what you've seen, because you might need it again later! Hours of fun pictures and noises that will exercise your child's memory, as well as logical skills.

Moraff`s CyberMind - Move over `Master` here comes `Cyber`. Remember the strategy game where you try to guess sequences of different colored plastic pegs? Now you can stretch your mind with great graphics, music and sequences of anywhere from three to nine images in length. You will try to guess a sequence of images. The computer will respond to each guess by telling you how many pieces were the correct piece in the correct place.