United StatesA brand new life for classic Lines! Classic Lines is the great-grand-daddy of recent match-3 games such as Bejeweled. Alice Dev Team’s version is based on “Lines for DOS”, the very first match-5 game ever made, way back in 1993. Even though it has oldschool-style game-play and is nearly 20 years old, Lines is still tons of fun. A top puzzle game that will keep grownups and kids busy with hours of pleasure. We play it ourselves, and think you should too! The rules are simple: Line up four or five balls of the same colour to make them vanish. If you get stuck, just use the “Hint” button to get a suggestion on the best move to make. Our Lines even has two game-play modes, which you can switch on the fly: Normal (match-4) and Classic (match-5). Features: •A first for match-4 and match-5 games; hints. •Two game-play modes, which you can switch while playing. •Normal (match-4) mode will provide real fun for match game lovers of any skill level! •Classic (match-5) mode for match game buffs, and those who enjoy competition logic games like chess. •Cheat mode; if you right-click the mouse, the built-in AI will play the next ball for you. Repeatedly right-clicking the mouse turns the game into a cool morale booster and relaxant. We’ve tried it!
Not for retina displays
The game is Ok only does not support retina displays and destroys all the fun of the game.
United StatesRelaxing time waster - like the sounds
So far I've just been playing in easy mode (line up 4 balls to get them to explode) - switching to the 5-ball mode should make it more challenging. At the 4-ball setting it's too easy to just keep going. But I love the sound as the balls explode - like a set of 4th of July fireworks. There's no way to end up clearing the board, so on the easy setting it's basically endless. On easy mode I would normally give it only 2 stars, but the sounds keep me going. In 5-ball mode I suspect it will be much more interesting and potentially worth 4 stars in its own right. The nature of the challenge never really changes, however; for a game that keeps throwing totally new kinds of things at you, try A Monster Ate My Homework. PS: Follow-up. I tried the other mode (where you need to get five balls in a row for them to explode and disappear). Much more difficult and challenging. 3 stars for the game + 1 extra star for the sound effects!
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