Edges 1.1

Publisher review:
Bored with fast paced actions? Play Edges and enjoy a quiet intellectual challenge. No need to hurry, concentrate and off you go!

You start with a clear gameboard in the center and four checked sideboards with 2 lines of chips coming in red, blue, yellow and green. Click a chip on the front line of any sideboard and you can move it to the gameboard.

Your objective is to make a combination of 3 or more matching chips. Once you made a line, chips explode and you score. The more chips explode at once, the higher your score. Get extra points by exploding several combinations of chips.

For all its seeming simplicity, playing Edges can become so addictive that you'll never want to quit!
Requirements:
DirectX 6.0 or higher

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Release notes:
New Release

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