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1forSoftware is mainly directed at highlighting the best software from other software publishers, and we will also occasionally place exceptionally strong games as guest games on the Superior Interactive website. One game that easily fulfils our assessment criteria is an impressive new release called Peggle Deluxe.

We highly recommend Peggle Deluxe – this is certainly the best new game that we have seen recently! It's a very well-crafted mixture of various game elements (from pinball, breakout, pachinko and matching games), with great attention to detail and captivating gameplay.

In the words of one reviewer: "Overall this game comes together as an incredible package and has a huge replay factor. It IS the best casual game on the market and will definitely be my favorite for a long time."

To download the free trial version of Peggle Deluxe or for more information, please follow these links:

Download free trial version of Peggle Deluxe

More information about Peggle Deluxe

Snaky Jake is the only other guest game that we have selected recently. This Tony Oakden-designed game may appear to be fairly straightforward at first sight; but appearances can be deceptive – it has plenty of depth, and considerable skill is required for the later levels.

We arranged a special discount with the publisher of Snaky Jake, and this special offer will be closing on Saturday, 31 March: to take advantage of the offer please enter the discount code VRE000QS when ordering Snaky Jake.

To download the free trial version of Snaky Jake or buy the full version at the special discount price, please follow these links:

Download free trial version of Snaky Jake

Purchase Snaky Jake at 10% discount (enter discount code: VRE000QS)

David Pope enthused: "Snaky Jake: Very nice game! It took me a little while to get the hang of it and I think I've got it now - so far I've got to Level 6. Level 5 proved a little challenging because of the fruits and what happens when the length of said fruits gets to a certain point ... did it though! :)"

Best wishes,

Richard Hanson, Superior Interactive
www.superiorinteractive.com