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ScribBall 1.0.1

Rolling, tumbling ball puzzle game.


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ScribBall is an easy to pick-up puzzle game that’s packed full of exciting and addictive gameplay. Players of all skill levels will enjoy the addictive gameplay and fun hand-drawn graphics as they vie to achieve ever greater scores and awards. The game uses realistic physics, so things roll around and tumble just how you’d expect. To keep things interesting, there are a number of special balls that may explode, call in a storm to mix things up, or jump. Driven by a simple point-and-click interface, it’s easy to learn for any player. Download it now and have a ball!

Version 1.0.1:

Fixed an issue that could cause crashes at startup.
Fixed a bug that caused sounds to load incorrectly on PPC Macs running Leopard.
Made the high score screen consistent with the how to play screen - you can now push any key to leave it.

G4 or better, Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later, does not support the Rage 128 video card.

Developer:	Howling Moon Software
Downloads:	483
- Version d/l:	266
Games:	Puzzle
License:	Shareware
Date:	20 May 2008
Platform:	PPC/Intel
Price:	$15.00

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ScribBall User Reviews (1 post)

May 16 2008

AETNARIA Fun little game, clean and easy to pick up and play for a few moments.

Maybe it's just because I keep dying before I get high enough (73k is my highest score so far), but does something happen when you hit a certain point value? Perhaps a change in scenery? I keep waiting for something to happen.

The only way I've found to get out of the High Scores view is by hitting Return, while Return or (sometimes) a click will exit the How to Play view - might want to make that more consistent. And for some reason neither Command-H nor Command-M works, yet selecting these options from the menu does. (Version 1.0)