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Card and puzzle games are very popular, and Ubuntu has a large collection of such games for you to choose from. A list of some of the more popular games available is given below.

<application>KPatience</application> is a collection of various patience games known worldwide. Games include <emphasis>Klondike</emphasis>, <emphasis>Freecell</emphasis>, <emphasis>Yukon</emphasis>, <emphasis>forty and Eight</emphasis> and many more.

<application>Mahjongg</application> is a single-player version of the classic tile game. The objective is to select pairs of similar tiles.

<application>KJumpingcube</application> is a tactical one or two-player game in which the playing field consists of squares that contains points which can be increased. The object is to gain as many fields as possible, finally winning the board over.

<application>Kolor Lines</application>, or <application>KLines</application>, is the KDE version of the Russian game <emphasis>Lines</emphasis>, where you have to align five game pieces of the same color in one line to remove them from the gameboard.

<application>Konquest</application>, the KDE version of <emphasis>Gnu-Lactic Konquest</emphasis>, is a multiplayer strategy game with the goal of expanding your interstellar empire across the galaxy and of course to crush your rivals.

<application>KSokoban</application> is a logic game where you are a warehouse keeper trying to push crates to their proper locations in a warehouse.

<application>KSame</application>, inspired by <emphasis>Same Game</emphasis>, is a simple game played for a high score. The object is to remove as many of the same pieces that are touching for the most points. Speed, the amount of pieces removed at once and the movement of the mouse over possible pieces are taken into account for the final score.