Shelem 165 vs VoltPath

Shelem 165 game, designed for professionals and card game lovers! Although everyone can play Hokm, only professionals choose Shelem! In this game, you can compete with your friends online and improve your card skills with new friends. By collecting tickets and coins , you can take your gaming experience to higher levels, choose different decks of cards and enter races with attractive avatars and enjoy a unique experience. - Features of Shelem game 165 : - Different modes of the Shelem game professionally! - The possibility of choosing the desired avatar to personalize the game experience - VIP features for professionals - The ability to change the cards and the back of the cards for more variety - Fascinating and stunning graphics of cards - Simple, smooth, and great gameplay for any skill level - Possibility to compete with other players in the ranking table - Daily and various free prizes from the lucky wheel - The possibility of placing a frame around the avatar - Possibility to join a team and play with friends - The possibility of seeing the live broadcast of other people's games, supporting the game tables and also guessing the result of the game And many other facilities that are less available in online card games!!

Bring every circuit online in VoltPath, a clean and satisfying logic puzzle game. Rotate the circuit tiles, connect every open end and build a complete path to the energy core. Each level begins with a scrambled network. Study the grid, plan your moves and restore the flow of power. FEATURES • 50 progressively challenging levels • Grid sizes ranging from 4x4 to 7x7 • Simple tap-to-rotate controls • Clear and relaxing puzzle gameplay • Earn up to three stars on every level • Unlock additional visual themes with collected stars • Use helpful hints when you get stuck • Track your completed levels, stars and best results • Designed for iPhone and iPad VoltPath starts simple but gradually introduces larger and more complex circuits. Find the correct connections, avoid leaving open ends and complete each network using as few moves as possible. Can you power all 50 grids?