Kiko Match I

• Kiko Match I is a puzzle game that requires a user to match tiles with images of different colored Kiko's, a Neopian pet, on them. Players begin each round with a score of 100 with points dwindling as time passes. The quicker matches are made, the higher the final score. The game ends when time runs out before all of the matches are made or when all 14 game rounds are completed. The game retired during year three.
  
  

Destruct-O-Match I

• Although Destruct-O-Match I has long been replaced by Part II and then Part III, the older version is still considered a classic. The puzzle game requires players to clear away colored stones by matching like colors in groups of three or more. The main idea is to group together large sections to gain a higher number of points. Bonus points are awarded to players who clear all of the blocks during one round. The game continues for four rounds. Destruct-O-Match I retired during year six.
  
  

Usuki Frenzy

• Usuki Frenzy takes players through the house of Sally the Usul, a Neopet, as she searches for all of her toys that she intends to pack for her family vacation. Players must guide the Usul as she scampers about collecting items. There are 10 items on the list, which is seen on the left side of the screen. Any collected items that are not on the list must be put away on the closest bookshelf. Players who find all 10 items before the timer runs out are awarded points. Usuki Frenzy is a year nine retiree.
  
  

Nimmo's Pond

• In Nimmo's Pond, players must guide the nimmo, a frog-like Neopet, around the pond as he carefully watches for bugs to devour. Players can guide the nimmo's lily pad around with the arrow keys, while hitting the space bar to capture bugs. When the nimmo gets hit by a bug, he will lose health. As he paddles across the pond, his power meter decreases. Capturing a red bug will increase the nimmo's health, and a blue bug will award more paddle power. Nimmo's Pond is a year 10 retiree.