Kiss Me

Low Cost Game Kiss Me

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Hitch the hearts of pets in this domestic love connection. As a matchmaker, you must map the perfect path and plan a strategy for animals to reach The City of Happiness. Collects treat and toys as you hop, trot, and jump towards bridges to reach the ultimate pet partner. Earn Happy Farmer, Acrobat, Jumper, and Double Portion awards for your loving care. Kiss Me! comes with six cuddly creatures to pair up including puppies, kittens, and ducks in this fur-tastic Puzzle game.
  • Cuddly pet Puzzle match
  • 120 vivid levels
  • Reach the City of Happiness
size:45MB, OS:Windows 2000/XP/Vista

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22 Comments so far for Kiss Me

  1. Gaming Rocks
    December 21st, 2004

    | 12:00 am

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    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
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  2. Gaming Rocks
    December 30th, 2004

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
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    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
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    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  3. Gaming Rocks
    January 25th, 2005

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
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    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  4. Gaming Rocks
    January 25th, 2005

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  5. Gaming Rocks
    December 1st, 2005

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
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    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
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  6. Gaming Rocks
    September 27th, 2006

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  7. Gaming Rocks
    October 31st, 2006

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
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    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
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    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
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    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
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  8. Gaming Rocks
    December 31st, 2006

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
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    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
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    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  9. Gaming Rocks
    January 25th, 2007

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  10. Gaming Rocks
    January 27th, 2007

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
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    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  11. Gaming Rocks
    November 24th, 2007

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
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    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  12. Gaming Rocks
    November 25th, 2007

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  13. Gaming Rocks
    November 26th, 2007

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  14. Gaming Rocks
    December 8th, 2007

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
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    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  15. Gaming Rocks
    December 17th, 2007

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  16. Gaming Rocks
    January 23rd, 2008

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  17. Gaming Rocks
    January 28th, 2008

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    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  18. Gaming Rocks
    January 30th, 2008

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    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

  19. Gaming Together
    July 23rd, 2008

    | 12:00 am

  20. Gaming Rocks
    July 23rd, 2008

    | 12:00 am

    "Chromadrome 2 Review - I’d never
    heard of Chromadrome #1 before so I had no idea what to expect with
    Chromadrome 2. However, now that I have played it–Chromadrome 2
    reminds me very much of Snail
    Mail, only way better. Mesmerizing, beautiful, and maddeningly
    addictive are dead on statements. The tracks and the scenery are
    magnificent as you race through each of the areas. The game is simple
    enough to pick it up quickly and challenging enough to keep you
    playing for long periods of time, I kept telling myself I was going
    to quit after each race but couldn’t, before I knew it the demo
    was expired. The part of this game that I like best is that you
    can play your own music files during the game. The game let’s you
    play your music files via an explorer type interface. On top of
    that the skies in the game (while you are playing) are visualizations
    that play to the music. I was playing Demon Days by Gorillaz and
    it was just amazing to watch. I can’t wait to try it with some Pink
    Floyd or some kick butt AC/DC cranking through my system and dancing
    on my screen. I love Chromadrome 2 and I highly recommend it, fun
    for just about everyone!

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    new coming at you all the time. The game allows you to pick your
    own music to play in the background. (Nonpoint and Disturbed work
    for me.) Chromadrome 2 can be set to specifications to make it playable
    and enjoyable for everyone, no mater what PC you have..

  22. Speed Gamer
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