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 Cloner 3D
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| Our Rating: |
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| Popularity: |
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| Released Date: |
12-11-2003 |
| File Size: |
2096 KB. |
| Version: |
2.0 |
| License: |
Shareware |
| Price: |
$15,99 |
| OS: |
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000 |
| Developer: |
GameYard.com | more products from this developer |
| Last Update: |
19-07-2006 |
| Downloads: |
50 |
| System Requirements: |
Pentium 200 |
Cloner 3D Description
Cloner 3D is a nice and hooking educational 3D arcade game. This game has no analogs in the game world yet.
The second version of Cloner 3D has now two more game modes. Now it makes four of them: Strategy, Arcade, Strategy Molecule and Arcade Molecule. Your goal is different in them. In the first two your aim is to destroy the growing molecule that tries to fill all the free space, and thus rebuff the attack of the clones on your desktop. The last two modes have quite an opposite goal: you need to create a molecule given in the beginning of the level. Just hit the atom that is in the bottom of the field to the atoms of the same color in the molecule. If there will meet three or more atoms, they will explode. The explosion of a definite color moves you forward in creating the necessary molecule. You can see your progress on the right.
There were made Strategy and Arcade modes to suit both reflective and quick players. You can adjust the world's gravity and rotation speed, plus other features. Several skill levels. Installer and uninstaller provided.
In the registered game you'll have:
*All skill levels.
*Auto-save.
*No nag-screens.
*Free technical support by e-mail.
*Free upgrades.
Develop your three-dimensional imagination choosing which hit will be more successful. Try to refine the molecules completely removing colors one by one, and you will win. In fact there are many strategies for winning this game, so this game will keep you busy for quite a while. But beware this game is very addictive. At the beginning of the game the space is filled with atoms of different colors and are not connected with each other. Every atom has its own characteristics such as velocity and direction, so all the atoms are moving in random way. Also they are being attracted to the center by gravity, so they don't fly away. When two atoms collide - they stick one to another and form a molecule. Since that moment they start to behave like a single piece. |
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