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rollover to see screenshots Hexic is a fantastic twist on the match-three genre by famed Tetris® designer, Alexey Pajitnov. It is deceptively simple to begin with. You just rotate any trio of hexes in order to form a cluster of three or more same-color pieces. In the end it will be a real brain-boggling challenge to master. Hexic features Marathon, Timed, and Survival game modes, and players are sure to enjoy many hours turning hexes into stars, stars into pearls, and pearls into victory!

Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP, Vista. Pentium 300MHz processor. 64MB of RAM. 5MB free Hard Drive Space. 16-bit Sound Card. 16-bit Graphics. Internet Explorer 5.0. CD-ROM Drive.

Match-making madness takes on a whole new spin. Score the highest number of points during endless play in Marathon mode. Play against the clock at accelerated speeds in Timed mode. Carefully strategize each move to reign supreme in Survival mode. Eye-popping graphics and an engaging soundtrack captivate your attention. Keep track of your personal best with the high-score list. Save your game mid-play, and then come back to it when you want.

Astraware also has released Mozaki , a classic brain-teasing strategy puzzler, also by Alexey Pajitnov. Players grab a piece from the stack and place it on the board, connect pieces of the same color to make an unbroken line from the colored edge to the centre of the screen, and connect the required number of lines and win the level. Marathon Mode is deceptively simple, but more colours and mismatched blocks increase the difficulty. Players who prefer to play against the clock can check out Timed...