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Way of an Idea

Senin, 28 Desember 2009

A simple game, where you have to direct the falling apple to Einstein's' head. The game has 19 levels available that you can play and more levels can be created or purchased.

Way of an Idea is strikingly similar to Ramps though instead of laying ramps you need to draw a line with the chalk to get the apple the head.

The game gives you a good amount of time to get a fair idea of how the game is played, but the levels do get quite complex and if you enjoy this one you should also give Splitter 2 a shot.

The controls are fairly simple, z and x rotate between the eraser and chalk while space bar gets the apple rolling.

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posted by mbes @ 05.22

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