SEVEN CARD GAME

Click or tap on the screen to interact and play. Use mouse clicks for desktops or taps on touchscreens for mobile devices to engage with the game elements directly. This action triggers various in-game responses depending on where you click or tap.

Click or tap the screen to interact and progress in the game.

WASD controls movement, E activates Skill 2, Space allows jumping, T opens global chat, Y enables team chat, mouse is used for shooting, Shift for running, P pauses the game, G throws a grenade, R reloads the weapon, Q for crouching, and Tab shows the score.

A round of poker is won by creating the highest 5-card combination using two cards from the player's hand and five community cards on the table. Players must match the previous bet to continue to the next betting round.

On PC, use arrow keys for gorilla movement, mouse for camera control and aiming. On Mobile, use on-screen joystick to move, tap jump button to leap.

Click or tap the screen to interact and progress through the game. Use these inputs to respond to in-game prompts and solve challenges.

Click or tap to play. Prevent balloons from escaping your screen to avoid taking damage. Earn points by keeping balloons contained. Challenge increases as more balloons appear simultaneously.

Use arrow keys to navigate your character. Move left with left arrow, right with right arrow. Adjust direction accordingly to explore or avoid obstacles.

Click or tap on the screen to interact and progress through the game. Each click or tap triggers actions, movements, or selections within the game environment, guiding you through various challenges and objectives.

Preparation involves clicking or touching the screen. Should you run out of chips, you can recharge with free ones. Once prepared, move forward. In Channel Rooms, choose from five types available. Select your room.

Press the mouse or space key to perform an action in the game. This could involve jumping, shooting, or interacting with objects depending on the game's context. Pay attention to the screen for prompts or cues indicating when to press.

In Mouse, players take on the role of tiny mice navigating through a cheese-filled maze. Each player controls a mouse with distinct abilities, moving around strategically to gather as much cheese as possible. Cheese pieces scattered throughout the maze are collected by landing on their spaces. However, lurking dangers include larger animal tokens that can block paths or capture mice if they land on the same space. Captured mice must leave the game temporarily, returning once another player lands on a rescue spot. The objective is to accumulate the most cheese by the end of the game, combining luck from dice rolls with strategic movement to avoid predators and maximize cheese collection.

Click or tap on the screen to interact with the game elements, triggering actions, selections, or responses as needed throughout the gameplay experience.

Click or tap on the screen to interact with the game elements. Each click or tap will trigger actions within the game, such as selecting items, making characters move, or responding to in-game prompts. Use these interactions to progress through levels and achieve objectives.

Click or tap the screen to interact and progress through the game. Use these inputs to trigger actions, select options, and engage with elements within the game environment.

Move using WASD or arrow keys. Attack by clicking the mouse. Jump with the space bar. Pick up weapons with E. Check stats with TAB.

Click or tap on the screen to interact and progress in the game.

Start the game by opening the link and loading it. Select a skill from the available options. Choose the skill you wish to use and tap on a lane to deploy it. Then, select an animal and tap on a lane to release its ability onto the board.

Use the joystick to control the movement of the character, allowing for smooth navigation through various levels and challenges.

PLAYER 1 controls with W, PLAYER 2 uses J, and PLAYER 3 navigates with the UP ARROW key. Each player moves in their respective areas, interacting or competing based on the game's objectives. Keys are assigned uniquely to prevent interference, enhancing control and gameplay experience.