BlotterGeist is a new arcade game on a board where players arrange blots of paint by color. The game boasts four game modes and three skill levels, providing entertainment and fun for everyone.
BlotterGeist is a fantastic and innovative arcade game that's played on a board, where you organize blots of paint based on their color. With four different game modes, three skill levels, and a fun demo, this is one of the most enjoyable games you'll ever play! Best of all, all upgrades are free.
This game is compatible with any 32-bit Windows operating system (including Win95/98, NT, ME, 2000, and XP), and requires no additional software to run.
There are four different types of games to choose from: the Single paint game, where all the tubes on the edges of the canvas are the same color and change with each move; the Quad paint game, where the tubes on each edge of the canvas can be different colors that change with each move; the Smart mix game, which is the same as the Single paint game but changes color only on the edge where you last moved; and the Advanced mix game, which is similar to the Quad paint game but also changes only on the last moved edge.
There are also three levels of skill to choose from: Amateur, Artist, and Maestro (though the unregistered version is limited to Amateur). Pick the one that suits your abilities and preferences.
When you register your game, you get access to some terrific features, including all skill levels, an autosave option that lets you continue your game at any time, no more annoying nag-screens, and free technical support via email.
This game is compatible with any 32-bit Windows operating system (including Win95/98, NT, ME, 2000, and XP), and requires no additional software to run.
There are four different types of games to choose from: the Single paint game, where all the tubes on the edges of the canvas are the same color and change with each move; the Quad paint game, where the tubes on each edge of the canvas can be different colors that change with each move; the Smart mix game, which is the same as the Single paint game but changes color only on the edge where you last moved; and the Advanced mix game, which is similar to the Quad paint game but also changes only on the last moved edge.
There are also three levels of skill to choose from: Amateur, Artist, and Maestro (though the unregistered version is limited to Amateur). Pick the one that suits your abilities and preferences.
When you register your game, you get access to some terrific features, including all skill levels, an autosave option that lets you continue your game at any time, no more annoying nag-screens, and free technical support via email.
What's New
Version 1.5: N/A