Juliana of Handycase.com e-mailed me this morning to inform me about the Palm OS freeware on their site. I checked it out and I found interesting — and best of all, free — Palm games and utilities.

Their free games include a series of IPuzzle Basic games, Logic Puzzle, Roman Table, Illusion Cubes, JoQPo, HandMemory, Stonestris and Triball. I downloaded and installed IPuzzle Basic edition 6 and Stonestris. IPuzzle is basically a sliding puzzle where you move squares one at a time to to correctly complete an image. Stonestris, is — of course — a tetris game. Handycase games may not be as crisp as the usual commercial ones, but they are still worth trying.

Other freeware from them include HandTube, a utility for YouTube users; HandClock, an analog clock; Priorities, an app that organizes your priorities; FreeContacts, a contacts and reminder suite; HandDraw, a paint-type app for Palm; TopicList, a to-do-list-type app that organizes information and tasks; and HandWriter, a text editor.

Handycase also offers a diverse line of commercial software for personal, professionals and corporate use.

PalmInfocenter just reported that another developer of Palm games is now offering its games for free.

“Ellams Software, developer of a number of games going back to the early PDA days, has made all of its titles available as freeware,” PIC reported.

Here is the list of games that Ellams software are now giving away for free (though satisfied users may donate if they want):

After announcing that it would stop developing games for the Palm OS platform, mobile game developer PDAMill is now giving away its Palm games for free.

Among the games now being given away for free are:

• Arvale
• Journey of Illusion
• Snails
• GameBox Solitaire I & II
• GameBox Classic
• GameBox Gems
• and GameBox Asia.

These games require Palm OS 5, may not be compatible with some devices, and comes with no support or warrantly. (via Downloadsquad.com and PalmInfocenter)