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DESCRIPTION
Egglomania takes the logic of our best selling puzzle game BoXiKoN to a new dimension. Carefully fit your eggs into the tray forming lines in three directions at once. The eggs appear in ever increasing complexity of colors, patterns and arrangements. Eggs must be lined up and shipped out before they crack! Use your skills of organization and planning to ensure you never run out of space!
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.0.8:
  • Replaced the font used for menu screen and in-game text
  • Fixed some Bomb number display problems.
  • Fixed a timer bug that reduces CPU usage greatly.
  • Improved some visual effect timing errors.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

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Developer:Shoecake Games
Downloads:1,673
  - Version d/l:223
Games:Puzzle
License:Shareware
Date:08 Feb 2010
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$19.95

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    Egglomania User Reviews (1 post)Write A Review
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    Apr 8 2009

    ANONYMOUS  Being colorblind, I find this quite difficult to understand.

    Surely, I can make eggs disappear, but to me, there seems no logic in their disappearance.

    Sounds are good, it's important that they're not 'stressing' the player.

    Here are some hints for the developer:

    Strong colors are good for colorblind people.

    -Eg. a pure blue #0000ff, pure red #ff000, pure magenta: #ff00ff, etc.

    Avoiding 'impure' colors like #7db143, makes things much easier for us.

    -It's also quite difficult to distinguish between very light colors.  
    (Version 1.0.2)

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    Feb 8 2010

    TOMIS  Just an additional note to anyone reading this. An easy way to track down user interface problems due to colorblindness is by turning on "Use greyscale" in System Preferences> Universal Access> Display  
    (Version 1.0.8)

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