Caribbean Puzzle 1.2

Whats new in version 1.2:
online highscores, more levels, visual improvements

Publisher review:
Relax on a sunny Caribbean beach while playing a simple and fun seashell collecting game! The idea is simple - drag the seashells around to arrange groups of three or more identical shells in order to collect them and score points. As you play, new shells will emerge from the bottom of the screen, pushing the existing ones up. Don't allow the shells to pile up because when they reach the top of the screen you lose the game and your shell collection is lost!

As you progress through the game you will discover new types of shells and unlock special powerup moves to help you through the tough spots.

Even though the basics of the game are so simple that they can be picked up in less then a minute, you will soon find there are a few cunning strategies to be used in your shell collecting adventures. We do not wish to ruin the surprise, but let's just say that you can sometimes collect a screenful of shells with a single move!
Requirements:
300 MHz CPU, 64MB RAM, DirectX3 or better, 16bit video card, 10 MB HDD space

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
Minor Update

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