bright colourful game, easy to play

The game downloaded and installed without a problem under Windows XP .
It works just fine .
Classic game play but enjoyable despite the childish look and feel .
Also , pretty addictive .
I've started to play the game to see if it works under Windows XP and it was not easy to stop .

Similar games were given away from GameGOTD in the past .
A few of them :

Inca Ball
https://game.giveawayoftheday.com/inca-ball-5/

Bengal - Game of Gods
https://game.giveawayoftheday.com/bengal-game-of-gods-2/

Beetle Bomp
https://game.giveawayoftheday.com/beetle-bomp-2/

If you like this kind of games you can find many more if you search the internet .

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b&sca_esv=564001347&q=inca+ball+similar&oq=inca+ball+similar&aqs=heirloom-srp..

I hope this helps the developers. I was excited to get a marble popper today and this one started off great. BUT I get to where there are no more marbles to pop and the game just sits there running. I have pushed every button on the keyboard and clicked everywhere on screen and cannot get it to do anything except pull up the menu. One time the score kept adding up for about five minutes until I finally shut the whole thing down. Sometimes marbles go off the screen. When it hangs I don't have a marble in the shooter. The level should be over and moving on to the next level, but it just doesn't advance. Am I doing something wrong?

Sprill: Aqua Adventures is a good puzzle game released in June of 2007 that can catch both young and old players for long hours. It features a fox named Sprill who sits closed in a small submarine (which can be rotated), which we control with the help of the mouse movements. We shoot with using the left mouse button. There is a possibility to change the ball color if you want to change, just click the right mouse button instead. Sprill is unusual that its action takes place underwater, and we travel through the depths of a small submarine and hunt for colorful balls.

Similar to games like Zuma Deluxe, Ballistic (aka Puzz Loop), and Luxor clearing different colored balls by matching at least three of the same color in a row, making combos, and must act soon to make sure the balls do not enter the gate otherwise a life will be lost. As in most games of this type you get different power-ups to help you. Power-ups include the ability to freeze all balls on screen, rewind the line of balls to allow the player more time to clear them, a power-up that shoots lightning, one that unlocks all locked balls on screen, a power-up that explodes random balls, etc. Depending on how many stars achieved in game play, power-ups between levels can be levelled up.

Apart from Classic Mode there is also Swap Mode which is nearly the same thing except you grab a ball towards you to help you match them. The player begins a level with three lives. If all three lives are lost the player can continue providing they have enough of a high score to deduct from. There are various in game achievements to unlock.

Rating: B

Dont like this type of game, Sprill is also in a hidden object game (actually two - this is the better 2nd one I found):
https://www.bigfishgames.com/us/en/games/5183/sprill-and-ritchie-adventures-in-time/

I found this online demo of how to play it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7BTMqcc6s8

For those of you who may be new to this genre of game it started in the arcades under the more well known American game Puzz Loop. A relentless puzzle game where you have to pop 3 or more of the same colors in order to push back the stack. As you get more and more better you cause chain reactions which in turn allow you to earn more points and trophies.

If you add too many balls to the playing field and unable to make a match then the ball chain sinks and the game is over. As you progress further and further, you will notice the ball formation chains are more complex.

It's just a simple marble popper game in the style of Luxor, Zuma and some other ones like Sparkle from Big Fish Games. You can find these games regularly on sale through Steam although the seasonal sales often yield much higher discounts.

A note about today's game. As with all the other games given away, they have been done so generously by the developers and those who distribute the game with very minimal advertising which may open up a web browser upon the finish of the game installation or perhaps the exit of the game which is common for games even away here on the weekend.

If there is something you do not like please be honest and say why you did not like it, etc. The more feedback we provide developers the more creative inspiration they have on the next commercial games they develop.

In summary, this game is a must grab for anyone who likes this kind of game or wants something different to play on the weekend.