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May 20th, 2013



Cyclone "Nonstop Vortex of Fun!" 
 

 

Cyclone is an action-puzzle game that puts you in charge of a colorful spinning game board. Points are earned by capturing the approaching missiles and collapsing adjacent color groups of three or more. To advance to the next level, you must prevent the grid from growing past the edge until there are no new lines left!
Sounds simple right?

NOT SO FAST!

First, every few seconds a new row of color cell appears on the inside of your grid. If that isn't enough trouble, there are also several missile types, some beneficial, some not. How you manage to play the missiles will greatly affect your ability to score well. Finally, the higher the level, the more critical split-second decisions you have to make, and the more furious the action becomes!

Cyclone features addictive game play challenging for novices and experts alike, colorful high resolution graphics, great sound effects, funky techno music and non-violent fun for all ages.

- Adrenaline Vault pegs Cyclone in Best Shareware Games of 2002!

"Aside from arcade reflex skills, there's quite a bit of strategy in determining which ways you should have the missiles hit the grid. Before you know it, you get sucked into a nonstop vortex of fun!"


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Each level in Cyclone has its challenges, whether it is more missiles, more lines to remove, or less time between new lines showing up.
Don't let the grid get too full! Try keeping a low profile while stacking your pieces in the grid.
Any level that introduces a new missile or new block type will give you a hint before the level starts. Once you're familiar with the hints, if you want to you can turn them off in the Options screen.
If you're feeling up to the challenge, you can go to the Options screen and set the level you start the game at to higher levels. Think you've mastered Cyclone? Try bumping that Start Level to level 15 and see how far you get!

System requirements:

  • OS: Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP
  • Memory: 32 MB RAM
  • Sound: 16bit Sound Card
  • Graphics: SVGA Graphics (16bit) with DirectX 6.0 and higher