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Spot the difference
Can you tell the original from the fake? In this game you'll see two pictures. The one on the left is the original; the one on the right is a fake. You have to find five differences in the picture on the right and click on them. You have two minutes to find them all. Every difference you find adds to your travel funds. However, if you click on a spot that is not different from the original, points will be taken away. If you find all the differences before the time runs out, the remaining time will be added to your funds as a bonus.
Catch the euros
"All good things come from heaven above" goes the saying. Well, that's at least partially true in this case. You steer a boat around a bay using the arrow keys. When the game starts, various symbols begin descending from the sky. You try to catch these by steering your boat underneath them. If you catch diamonds, Euro notes or coins, you get points that are converted to money for your travel funds. If you catch the Euro-grouch in your boat, though, points are taken away. All the other things falling from the sky affect the game, too. You have to steer your boat skilfully to get the most points and thereby money for your travel funds in the space of one minute.
Labyrinth
Help Rommy - the mascot of EuroTour - to build his way through the labyrinth and reach the circle in the middle! There are seven fields on each side of the game board. If you click on one of these, you will see a section of path that you can build into the labyrinth by clicking on it. If the section doesn't fit, you can turn it by using the right mouse button. Collect as many stones as possible on your way to the centre before your time runs out. When you reach the middle, the game is over and your travel funds will be increased. Have fun creating your path!
Click the coin
The Euro-grouch has made quite a mess with the coins on the board. Remove as many coins as possible from the board by clicking on a coin that has a coin of the same value as itself on one of its four neighbouring squares (diagonally neighbouring coins do not count). When the coin is clicked, the coin disappears along with any identical coins next to it and any other identical coins next to them. The more coins that disappear with one click, the more points you will get. That means you can score much more than just the face value of the coins. One click that removes six coins is worth more than two clicks removing three coins each. Every time a coin with a question mark on it disappears from the board, you will be asked a question. If you answer it correctly, the points you would have gained for that click will be doubled. And if you manage to remove all the coins from the board, you'll get a bonus!
Slot machine
Play three rounds on our slot machine. Start the game by clicking on the lever and the tumblers will spin. You can stop a tumbler by clicking on it or on the button beneath it. Try to stop the tumblers at the right moment to get three identical symbols in a line. If you can do that, then you win. If you can stop the tumblers so that there are three pictures of Rommy, the Eurotour mascot, in a line, you can boost your winnings by pressing the risk button. But BEWARE! You can also lose everything! So, if you don't want to risk any more, you can collect your winnings by clicking on any of the stop buttons. Have fun!
Volleyball
Volleyball is played by two players against each other! You play 5 rounds. The player on the left plays with the A, D and W keys, the player on the right uses the arrow keys. The serve alternates. At the top of the screen you can see your names and what you have won so far. In the middle you see how much money is at stake on this rally. Whenever the ball passes over the net, the stake money for the rally increases and passes to the side of the last player to hit the ball. When a player misses the ball, the winnings go to the player who was the last to hit it over the net.
May the best one win!
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