For gamers who love first-person shooter games, the control of mouse is extremely important. Because that is directly related to your reaction speed (mouse moving and clicking) and accuracy (mouse positioning) during the shooting process of a game. So how do you train your mouse control ability? You can try AimBooster this tiny and handy app written in Flash, which absolutely and quickly raises a player's level of shooting. It is known as an essential marksmanship training software for many FPS enthusiasts, and it is said to be used by many well-known professional players.

Momodora is a 2D side-scroller, action RPG small indie game series that takes a lot of inspiration from three classic game series: Castalevania, Cave Story and Mega Man. It was developed by Bombservice and published by PLAYISM from Japan, using the Game Maker as its game engine (but its latest work Momodora V changed to use Unity game engine instead).

Ant Simulation 3D is a highly realistic ant survival simulation game on Android platform, developed by hksdev from Germany. In this game, players will be in a microscopic insects world, and adventure everywhere and experience ant's daily life, seek ways to survive as a little ant and from its perspective.

Crazy Machines is a casual puzzle type of series of games for Windows, developed by FAKT Software from Germany. Most of its ideas originates from the old The Incredible Machine game series on DOS and Windows - using given mechanical components to construct a Rube Goldberg-style or W. Heath Robinson-style machine to solve a goal.

The Minesweeper game originates from the 1960s, has many variations and offshoots on multiple computing platforms. On Windows, no one is unaware of the great reputation of Microsoft Minesweeper just like everyone knows Microsoft Windows itself. For most of us, the first classic computer game that we can mention is probably Minesweeper. Today, AppNee recommends you Fine Sweeper to recall our old-school fun on older versions of Windows.