Underwater action part 2 has just begun!
The challenge has now gone below sea level. A fascinating challenge is waiting for you in the midst of many exotic aquatic plants and fishes.
You start out in Aquanoid with a simple bat and a ball. Your task is to destroy all tiles on the playing field by hitting them with the ball. Some of the tiles hide precious extras inside such as an extra life or a flying bat. Others may contain less desirable extras such as a captured bat. Some submarines and sea monsters are going after you and you should try to away from them at all costs.
Three different difficulty levels will make it easy for beginners as well as experienced gamers to adjust Aquanoid 2 to their skills.
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| System Requirements: | Pentium III; Windows 98/Me/2000/XP; 64 MB RAM; DirectX 8.1 3D-videocard min. 16 MB RAM; DirectX 8.1 comp. soundcard; DirectX 8.1 or above |
| Publisher: | magnussoft |
| Homepage: | http://magnussoft.de/catalog/p... |
| File Size: | 62 MB |
| Price: | 12.99 EUR |
This software was available as a giveaway on October 28, 2007, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://magnussoft.de/catalog/p....
installed, played 5 levels, closed, uninstalled. i LOVE block-breaker games, but this one didn’t do it for me.
my mouse (touchpad) is not natively set to be overly receptive to my movement, but upon opening the game, i found that the cursor leapt all over the screen at even the tiniest of movements. normally a game that makes an assumption about my mouse interaction also has an option to edit this problem, but i found no such thing in this game. it has many many options, just not one to limit the sensitivity of the cursor. i ignored the issue and started right on playing thinking it would be ok. but it wasn’t. if you’re not used to an ultra-sensitive mouse, this will be a problem. otherwise, the game seems to mediocre at best. not worth fighting with a mouse setting issue, surely. there are free games with better levels and graphics, and without a mouse sensitivity problem. check them out rather than this one.
Comment by tate — October 28th, 2007 at 3:35 amGreat. Thank you very much.
Comment by Petra — October 28th, 2007 at 4:25 amtalk about a big file size, 62 mb for a stupid game haha.
Comment by Hazz — October 28th, 2007 at 4:59 am