ChromaticPuzzle 1.0

Publisher review:
ChromaticPuzzle is a very unique puzzle game, totally different from any other game of the kind. The purpose is reassembling plates of different color into tiles and rearranging the resulting tiles into the original image.
ChromaticPuzzle includes countless outstanding features, among which are excellent graphics and animation, puzzle creation, undo and redo move, hint move, player management, attractive statistical graphs, grayscale puzzle background, thumbnail, magnifying glass, sound and music, wide range of options for the personalization of general features, bars, backgrounds, animation, sound and music, two selectable windows, exhaustive online help with glossary, automatic resizing, automatic scrolling, mouse wheel support. And a lot more.
Requirements:
64 MB RAM, 30 MB HD space, 1024 x 768 screen, 16M colors (true color)

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
New Release

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