Areal 2.04.0262

Publisher review:
Aim of the game is to receive as many points as you can by removing as many tiles of the same color as possible by a single mouse click. You remove the tiles by clicking on a group of tiles of the same color. The remaining tiles are filling the gaps. The more tiles you remove with a single mouse click the higher the score. If you succeed to remove all the tiles of a game you will be given extra points. Selection of several colorful background images and tilesets bring additional alternation. The game offers several options like number of piece colors or size of game to make game easier or more difficult. For each difficulty a separate Champion's list with the 5 best players is shown.
Requirements:
Pentium 300 MHz or higher, screen resolution 800x600 or higher and soundcard recommended

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
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