Forty levels of play, each with individualized playfield and rules, Simple, easytounderstand concepts, Pause and resume for oftinterrupted play, Choice of timed game or laidback thoughtful, Versions available for Palm OS and Windows Mobile, even WM 6
Addictive! But maybe that should be on the Pro side, The music track becomes annoying, but it can be turned off, Highly powerful Settings screen is a bit arcane, with no documentation to refer to, Sound effects do not turn off with the music
Happy Lines brings legions of colorful smiles to your Treo. Your mission is to organize the little button-like creatures by fives or more, in horizontal, vertical, or diagonal rows. Or four-place boxes, in some cases. This made-for-mobile marvel can ...
Abstract: Recently, I stumbled upon a new (or at least new to me) genre of puzzle games based upon the Lines concept. These games are available both as commercial games and freeware. In fact, I featured two such games in The Arcade. Recently, Herocraft contac...
Abstract: There’s no doubt that one of the greatest puzzle games ever has been Tetris, and since then everyone has been looking around for the next really great game. Many have tried, and it’s doubtful that anyone has really succeeded. And, for a short...
