alleng puzzle born in the sands of Egypt!
Arxon is a logic game in which you match colored scarab beetles. To make a match, you move a scarab along the edges of a grid on which the other beetles have been placed. When you click your mouse, it pushes the scarab onto the board and moves all of the other beetles along that row or column one square. Matching scarabs are removed from the grid and others fall into place. Creating combos generates powerups that help you win. Comes with three challenging game modes and gorgeous Egyptian artwork!
Platforms:
Windows XP
, Windows2000
, Windows 95
, Windows 98
, Windows Millennium
System requirements:
PIII-750 / 128M RAM / 3D Video 32M
Price:
$19.95
 | Added: |
05 March, 2008 |
File size: |
19.0 MB |
| Status: |
new | Download times: |
56 kb/s: 46 m 18 s |
| Program type: |
shareware |
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128 kb/s: 20 m 16 s |
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512 kb/s: 05 m 04 s |
| Editor rating: |
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