CircleLink is a captivating and straightforward logic game. Players navigate circles connected by lines, removing connections as they move through the game without getting stuck. With its unique gameplay and attractive design, CircleLink is a must-play for puzzle lovers.
This unique logic game is a must-try for Windows 95/98/2000/NT users. For a registration fee of only $20, you can enjoy hours of entertainment and challenge with this game. Quite simple yet dynamic and fascinating like Tetris, it offers a completely different gameplay experience.
On the screen, you'll see circles that are connected by lines. Your character is a happy face that moves from one circle to another, provided that a line exists between them. Every time you cross a line, it disappears and appears randomly at another spot.
The ultimate goal of the game is to avoid being "imprisoned" until you complete the required number of moves for the particular level you're on. In the bright quadrant, you'll find the number of moves required. It's essential to note that time is limited for each move, and if you fail to play in time, the computer takes over your turn.
Some levels feature extra circles, each of which causes a different action when you cross it. For instance, some generate numerous lines when you pass through them, meaning that you must carefully choose your movements to survive.
This game offers seven different levels, each with unique field size, and an endless number of levels to explore, depending on various other parameters. Each group of seven levels becomes increasingly challenging, with less time allowed for each move and fewer lines on the screen. You'll have the option to start the game at any solved level after every seven levels. This convenience persists until you quit playing.
You'll have a 30-day trial period with the shareware game. The unregistered version only allows you to play four levels, and you can't save your score on the table of best scores. However, once you register and pay the fee, you'll receive all the game's features and hours of excitement.
On the screen, you'll see circles that are connected by lines. Your character is a happy face that moves from one circle to another, provided that a line exists between them. Every time you cross a line, it disappears and appears randomly at another spot.
The ultimate goal of the game is to avoid being "imprisoned" until you complete the required number of moves for the particular level you're on. In the bright quadrant, you'll find the number of moves required. It's essential to note that time is limited for each move, and if you fail to play in time, the computer takes over your turn.
Some levels feature extra circles, each of which causes a different action when you cross it. For instance, some generate numerous lines when you pass through them, meaning that you must carefully choose your movements to survive.
This game offers seven different levels, each with unique field size, and an endless number of levels to explore, depending on various other parameters. Each group of seven levels becomes increasingly challenging, with less time allowed for each move and fewer lines on the screen. You'll have the option to start the game at any solved level after every seven levels. This convenience persists until you quit playing.
You'll have a 30-day trial period with the shareware game. The unregistered version only allows you to play four levels, and you can't save your score on the table of best scores. However, once you register and pay the fee, you'll receive all the game's features and hours of excitement.
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