Drop and Blow screenshots

The game's title screen

The game's main menu

There are many game configuration screens in the Options section, this one redefines the action keys

One of the screens from the game's tutorials. These show quite a few examples of tile matching and have tips on strategy too

The player always plays as a character. There's no perceived advantage in playing as any particular character other than some are prettier while others may suit a player's mood

Playing a Free game Here some balls have just disappeared and when the yellow balls settle they will form a group of four and will this explode, closely followed by the blue balls

Here a chain of three successive ball removals has generated a 3x bonus

Game Over. Note that the base of the play has moved up the screen

The puzzle game has fifty levels and starts out very simply. When a player exits that mode they are given a password so that they can restart where they left off

The start of a Championship match against the CPU

This is the start of a Championship match. Like all games, apart from the puzzles, it starts with a countdown

The player just lost a Championship match. Though they have the higher score they ran out of space so it's Game Over.

The player vs. CPU match is similar to the Championship. However the player selects both characters and it's just a single match

The Player vs. Human game is the same as all the others. It does, however, have some additional configuration options

Drop and Blow

Windows screenshots