Asianata
Reviewed by Gary Pustynskiy
Arrange many-colored balls into combos in the shade of the lofty pagoda in this exciting puzzle game. Put every ball into a combo while they try to roll away and fall down in a realistic environment. Make use of stone walls and plates, bonus balls and nature forces such as wind and gravity. Nice graphics and effects, realistic physics, smooth oriental-style music, three game modes (Strategy, Arcade, Puzzle), Worldwide Hall of Fame and much more.
Asianata
- From: KraiSoft Entertainment
- Who is it for: Shareware for PC/Windows users
- Ranking: FIVE stars: Outstanding, the best
- Difficulty: FIVE stars: easy, quick, includes help
- Requires: Win98, WinME, WinXP, Windows 2000
- Equipment: Win98, WinME, WinXP, Windows 2000
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- Full Description: http://www.kraisoft.com/
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