Lines (aka color balls) that can be played with monochrome (black and white) display or by colorblind people (daltonists):
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LINES |
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v3.0
shareware game for Windows written by Miodrag Malovic'
1999.
 | Features:Not purely random placement of new balls - less empty fields you have, more they tend to appear close to the edges and on the side of the board which is more full 6-8 (recommended: 7)
different balls (colors) Local high scores tables for each mode (protected by encryption and
checksum) Internet high scores tables Runs in resizable window Registered users get free registration for my other shareware game
MinefieldAnd
more...
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If
you want to see a larger screenshot,
click
here (66K, 508×546, opens new tab/window).
| This game is shareware. Version available for download here will expire after 50 games (games
with score less than 10 don't count). Visit
registration page
or click on info menu after
installation for details about registering. Btw, it's cheap: for $10 you get Monochrome Lines and
my other shareware game Minefield
(minesweeper with score equal to number of mouse
clicks). |
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There
are two ways to install Monochrome Lines.Download a SMALL zip file (135K), using top link
from the table below. However, not all computers have all the necessary libraries needed to run this
program. And, if you know little about computers, complete setup (see below) is advised. If you choose to
download this small file, unzip it (using either DOS pkunzip or winzip) to a directory of your choice
(preferably new, empty directory). Then you can (try to) run it, create a shortcut, or do whatever you
like.
Download COMPLETE SETUP (1645K). After downloading, unzip it to a directory
of your choice (preferably new, empty directory; note that you can erase setup files later), and run
setup.exe. After installation, Monochrome Lines will appear on your start menu.
When you decide you had enough of Monochrome Lines, go to control
panel->add/remove software and uninstall
it.
This
program is for Windows 95, NT or later. It can't run under earlier versions of Windows. It will run
under any newer versions of Windows.
What's
the difference between well known DOS lines game and Monochrome Lines?- You
get 2 points for each ball removed from the board, doesn't matter how many of them you removed
in a move. If you pass, you get 1 point.
- You
do get points if computer creates you a line by randomly placing new balls at
proper positions.
- You can choose between 6,7, and 8 different types (colors) of
balls. Recommended number is 7.
- You can always see your local high scores table, and you can
submit your scores to official internet high scores table, located on this page.
- Make sure you
check out the options menu and instructions after you start the
game.
HIGH SCORES
LIST
Anyone
interested in comparing high scores? Email me
your score, by attaching ml.ini
file (which you will find in your Monochrome Lines folder). Make sure you attach it as
binary, not plain text file!
If
you wish to enter this list, note that you may use a nickname, and that you don't have to make your email address
public.
High scores will only be accepted from version 2.1 or higher.
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6-BALLS GAME « |
| score |
who |
where |
when |
| 4040 |
Miodrag |
Belgrade, Serbia | 17-Mar-01 |
| 2474 |
Michael Schüller |
Cologne, Germany | 15-Jul-05 |
| 2180 |
Gnome of Zurich |
Seattle, WA, USA | 09-May-04 |
| 1878 |
Olga Rybnikova |
Hamburg, Germany | 12-Nov-99 |
| 1616 |
Evil Erg |
Boston, MA, USA | 21-Aug-99 |
| 1608 |
Brian Bitto |
Monroe, Michigan, USA | 20-Aug-99 |
| 1522 |
Michael Allen Gelman |
Asheville, North Carolina, USA | 05-Feb-01 |
| »
7-BALLS GAME « |
| score |
who |
where |
when |
| 1388 |
Olga Rybnikova |
Hamburg, Germany | 12-Nov-99 |
| 1206 |
Michael Schüller |
Cologne, Germany | 18-Jun-06 |
| 1022 |
MiodraG |
Belgrade, Serbia | 27-Feb-01 |
| 885 |
Gnome of Zurich |
Seattle, WA, USA | 07-Sep-02 |
| 606 |
Brian Bitto |
Monroe, Michigan, USA | 24-Aug-99 |
| 452 |
Michael Allen Gelman |
Asheville, North Carolina, USA | 05-Feb-01 |
| 174 |
Evil Erg |
Boston, MA, USA | 21-Aug-99 |
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8-BALLS GAME « |
| score |
who |
where |
when |
| 716 |
Olga Rybnikova |
Hamburg, Germany | 12-Nov-99 |
| 696 |
Michael Schüller |
Cologne, Germany | 18-Jun-06 |
| 678 |
Miodrag |
Belgrade, Serbia | 06-Mar-01 |
| 630 |
Gnome of Zurich |
Seattle, WA, USA | 02-May-06 |
| 314 |
Brian Bitto |
Monroe, Michigan, USA | 24-Aug-99 |
| 292 |
Michael Allen Gelman |
Asheville, North Carolina, USA | 05-Feb-01 |
| 180 |
Evil Erg |
Boston, MA, USA | 21-Aug-99 |
If
you like minesweeper but hate to hurry and would prefer to play it with a coup of coffee, then try
my Minefield game. Score equals number of mouse clicks, not the time. Game can be saved and loaded (but not if you plan to enter internet high scores list). And more options...
Official
MONOCHROME LINES web page
http://www.malovic.in.rs/monochrome.lines.htm
created on July the 4th, 1999.
last updated on June the 19th, 2006.
