Letter Lab
Low Cost Game Letter Lab
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$19.99Casual Pack:$10.00 
Lilly has invented the first ever spelling intelligence serum, but the evil Dr. Al Literate wants to steal the formula. Help Lilly match wits with the doctor and foil his plan to win the national youth spelling bee. Test the alphabet formula in the Letter Lab with two distinct modes. Use nine letters to create as many words as possible in this funky, arcade-style word game.
- Funky word creation game
- New word game mechanic
- Win the spelling bee!
size:34MB, OS:Windows XP/Vista
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"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.
"Plumeboom: The First Chapter Review
- REALLY CHALLENGING –I’m fairly good at these games and got up
to level 18-4 the first time before having to start all over again
when I lost. The second time, I got up to 30-3, and lost. The effects
are neat. I am all about the splodey factor, and this game provides
it as you go higher in level. I’m not really sure how you earn coins,
or what the formula is for earning coins to buy powerups, but there
seemed to be enough of them available to get what was necessary
to move on. In the later levels, it’s quite important that the explosions
happen because there are way too many lines to keep track of otherwise.
in Plumeboom: The First Chapter there’s 180 levels to contend with.
Bonus levels are pretty keen. Instead of shooting jugs, you’re shooting
at bugs that are invading. In the later portions of it, there’s
a challenge in NOT shooting some of the things that are coming at
ya. Overall… a seriously well put together and solid game. It’s
one of the few that I am actually going to bother trying to complete
because I like the way that it goes together. There’s enough splodeys
to appease the little kid in me, and the pitfalls aren’t enough
to take away from a high rating. I just have to remember to use
some of the stuff from the ‘Lab‘ more often to not lose lives early
on. Stockpiling is good.