50 Widgets for Nokia phones

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1. Solitaire
2. Sponge Bob Puzzle
3. Tetris
4. Topspin
5. Tower of Hanoi
6. Trillion
7. Tsukuda's Square
8. Uriblock
9. Varikon Box 2x2x2
10. Varikon Box 3x3x3

Solitaire

Solitaire This solitaire version can be found from quite many places in the internet, one example being www.freejavascriptgames.info.

Sponge Bob Puzzle

Sponge Bob Puzzle This great little puzzle depicts SpongeBob SquarePants, and was part of a Burger King promotional campaign in 2004. It is a cube divided into two layers of 4 segments. There are 7 pieces, and one blank space. You can either rotate a layer, or slide a piece up or down into the blank space. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Sponge Bob Puzzle pages.

Tetris

Tetris This Tetris version is highly modified version of the original JsTetris, for which you could find the original sources from code.gosu.pl.

Topspin

Topspin This puzzle consists of 20 numbered round pieces in one long looped track. You can slide all the pieces of the loop along. There is also a turntable in the loop which can rotate any four adjacent pieces so that they will be in reverse order. This in effect swaps two adjacent pieces and the two pieces on either side of them. The aim is of course to place the pieces in numerical order. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Topspin pages.

Tower of Hanoi

Towers of Hanoi This puzzle consists of three pegs, and a stack of circular disks of differing sizes, each of which can be threaded onto a peg. At the start, the disks are all in order on the first peg, from the largest disk at the bottom to the smallest disk at the top. You are only allowed to move one disk at a time from one peg to another, and at no time may a disk be placed on top a smaller disk. The aim of the puzzle is to move all the disks from the first peg to the third. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Towers of Hanoi pages.

Trillion

Trillion The Trillion Puzzle is a flat circular frame with 17 round coloured pieces in it which are arranged in the shape of a cross - one piece in the centre and four arms with four pieces each. The five centre pieces lie in a disk which can be rotated. The next two pieces of each arm of the cross lie in a ring which can also be rotated, as can the outer ring containing the other 4 pieces. There is a spring loaded plunger on one arm of the cross which allows the 9 pieces to slide along by one place. While this plunger is pushed in, it blocks the outermost ring from moving. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Trillion pages.

Tsukuda's Square

Tsukuda's Square Tsukuda's Square, also known as 4x4 or "It", is a very difficult type of sliding piece puzzle. It consists of 16 tiles in a 4x4 square. On the left of each row is a plunger, which pushes that row one tile to the right. At the top is a large plunger which pushes the three rightmost columns down one tile. Springs push back the plungers as soon as they are released. If the top plunger is pushed in, the first row plunger can no longer move. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Tsukuda's Square pages.

Uriblock

Uriblock Uriblock, also known as Mix Box, is a type of sliding piece puzzle. It consists of 16 tiles in a 4×4 square. Each row and each column has a slide which can move the 4 tiles in that row or column one square. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Uriblock pages.

Varikon Box 2x2x2

Varikon Box 2x2x2 The Varikon Box 2×2×2 puzzle is a 2×2×2 sliding cube puzzle, It is a transparent box containing 7 cubes and a space. The cubes can easily be moved by tilting the box. The puzzle pictured above has white cubes, and each side has a red or blue spot. When solved, all the blue spots are on the outside, with only the space showing three red spots. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Varikon Box pages.

Varikon Box 3x3x3

Varikon Box 3x3x3 The Varikon Box 3×3×3 puzzle is a 3×3×3 sliding cube puzzle. It has a transparent box, apparently containing 26 cubes and a space, so that the cubes can slide around. It differs however in that the cubes at the face centres are fixed onto the central cube, so that there are only 19 moving cubes, arranged along the corners and edges of the box. When solved, all the blue spots are on the outside, with only the space showing three white spots. This java script version was originally made by Jaap Scherphuis and more information on the puzzle can be found from his Varikon Box pages.