Project Description
An entertaining game written for Silverlight 1.1 / 2.0. Click sets of adjacent gems that share the same color and see how high you can score.

Gem Blaster was written in late summer / fall of 2007, and currently runs on the Silverlight 1.1 Alpha runtime.

It will be updated to support Silverlight 2.0 shortly after the new bits are made available by Microsoft.

Instructions
Not much to it. Find like-colored gems that are adjacent to each other, and click them to score points. Larger combinations will yield large points bonuses. If you clear a whole column, then the neighboring columns will slide over and make room for more. If you get into trouble, you can use up to five "hints" and five "cheats".

For more instructions, click the "Learn How to Play" button in the startup screen.

Demo
We are hosting a live demo of the Gem Blaster game on our demo server here at Wintellect. Please do not abuse this server. Because thats just not cool.

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Cascade is a very simple game to learn. Simply click anywhere on the game board to initiate an explosion. You have one click, so position it wisely.

When spheres collide into an explosion, they will explode; causing a huge chain reaction. Create a large cascading explosions to receive the best point scores.

Part of the fun is trying to determine the scoring system and mastering strategies to optimize your score.

For an easier challenge, try turning off collisions; but be warned, your score will suffer. You can turn collisions on or off only between levels, when the Ready window is visible.

Have fun.

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