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MasterMind 1995
User rating: No rating	DOS Freeware (always)	Traditional
Developed by Sverx		Compatibility guide
Published by Sverx
Graphics: EGA 640×350×16c
One of the best Mastermind games I've ever seen. Options must be set from the command line, but there isn't much to configure. It's extremely easy to play and requires no instructions. It is simple, yet attractive. You probably already know how to play this game, but it's interesting to watch the computer opponent play so you can learn the optimal strategy. Downloads MasterMind v1.00 Freeware (40k) Availability This game was originally released under a freeware license.
Three 1997
User rating: No rating	DOS Freeware (always)	Puzzle
Developed by Sverx		Compatibility guide
Published by Sverx
Graphics: VGA 320×200×256c
A pretty decent version of Columns. The help file is in Italian, but do you really need instructions? Columns of three colored pieces fall from the top of the screen, and the colors can be rotated as they fall. Get three or more pieces of the same color in any direction, and they are removed from the screen, causing all of the other pieces to fall and fill in any gaps. Three Freeware (397k) Availability This game was originally released under a freeware license.