Emily Jones as she solves a mystery that can transform the world. The beginning of her quest takes her to the mountains of Mexico, where she makes an astounding discovery that sets the archeological world on fire.

But that's only the beginning of the challenges she'll face. The Treasures of Montezuma features unique gameplay in which you must make consecutive matches of the same artifacts to trigger Power Totems.

Doing so unleashes awesome chain reaction effects that allow you to collect the gems you need before time runs out. Bonus games, stunning visuals and the kind of audio that will make you glad you have good speakers wrap up the features of this dazzling adventure.

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The story is just decoration for the sometimes frantic puzzle action the makes up Zuma's Revenge! However, the humorous and irreverent text and dialogue really help make this a charming experience.

You control a frog at the center of the screen, firing colored balls at a chain of balls creeps along a path towards a statue's mouth. Your task is to stop them arriving. Balls are removed by the usual method of creating a chain of three or more of the same color. There are various power ups to keep Zuma's Revenge! interesting, and lots of different path designs.

Every few levels there's a boss fight, which maintains the basic Zuma's Revenge! mechanic, but adds another target to fire balls at while clearing the the endless stream of balls.

If you've never played a Zuma game, Zuma's Revenge! will be great. The gameplay is simple but incredibly compelling. For people who've played it before, the graphics are fresher, and there are some nice tweaks in the gameplay to keep it interesting.

Addictive, attractive and humorous - unless you hate puzzle games, you'll find you can't stop playing Zuma's Revenge!

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You control a small frog in some kind of ancient Aztec world that revolves on an axis. The frog spits out different colored balls that destroy other balls whirling around the frog on their way to the center to access a sacred golden skull. It's your job in Zuma to make sure that the frog spits out enough balls to destroy the balls that are aiming towards the golden skull before you get there.

Zuma's catch is that the balls are three different colors - red, green and yellow. You can spit out balls of the corresponding colors but only one at a time. When three balls or more are lined up in a row, if you hit anyone of those balls with a ball of the same color, the balls disappear and you earn points. You can sometimes change the color of the ball you are gong to spit by clicking the right mouse button - hit the left button to fire.

Zuma has two modes - Adventure and Gauntlet, although it's hard to say what's the difference between the two. Both modes have the same gameplay, funky tribal soundtrack and great graphics and sound. It's deceptively addictive once you get going, and quite therapeutic as you watch the balls gradually get blown away. The downside is it's probably bit too easy because the balls move rather slowly.

Zuma is a great game that will appeal to both adults and children. Note that in this trial version, you're limited to 60 minutes of play.

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If you've ever played Bejeweled or Zuma then you may well enjoy Chuzzle Deluxe which sees you take control of some Gremlin-like fur balls that giggle, squeak, and sneeze as you poke and push them across the grid.

Of course, it's not just about pushing Gremlins around. Chuzzle Deluxe is essentially a match-three game which challenges you to match as many of the critters of the same color as possible. Your aim is to win trophies and in doing so, unlock secret game features that add new levels and bonuses to Chuzzle Deluxe. The game is controlled entirely by the mouse so you can drag Chuzzles of the same color in vertical or horizontal rows.

The only obstacles to your progress are 'no more moves' scenarios. These involve puzzle locks that randomly appear and lock the Chuzzles in place. In addition, some bigger (you could say 'fatter') Chuzzles end up taking up two rows at once which may or may not work in your advantage. If you get to the point where you simply find yourself without another move, you can use a limited number of 'Scrambles' which reset or shakeup the board.

There are 4 game modes to Chuzzle Deluxe - Classic Chuzzle, Speed Chuzzle, Zen Puzzle, and Mind Bender, which is perhaps the most challenging as you have to match the Chuzzles in specified patterns. Otherwise, as the name suggests, Speed Chuzzle is perhaps the other particularly challenging mode as it sees you match Chuzzles in a race against the clock. In the end however, you can 'cheat' somewhat by just moving the Chuzzles in any old direction and the law of averages means you're bound to score points.

Chuzzle Deluxe is a fun game with a bouncy soundtrack and a handful of fun playing modes. If you like match-three games, it's a decent offering.

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Inca Ball is an entertaining puzzle game, perfect for a short moment of relax after a hard working session with the computer, but also fun enough to get hooked on it.

The game is very similar to the popular Zuma, so if you're familiar with this title you already know how to play Inca Ball. You're in charge of a moving platform that slides from side to side along the bottom part of the playing area. With this platform you can shoot balls to a line of colored balls that twists all over the window, until it finally reaches the exit. Your aim is to get at least three balls of the same color together, so that they disappear from the screen and you earn points.

Like I said, plain as it sounds, Inca Ball can really become quite addictive, as it's easy to play and rewards you with many power-ups and special bonuses as you progress through the game. Also, the game is very visually appealing, with detailed graphics and animated menus.

On the downside, I had the impression that levels take too long to complete, making the game seem a bit repetitive in the end. Oh well, maybe I didn't play long enough.

In spite of seeming a bit repetitive after a while, Inca Ball is still a fun puzzle game in the old Zuma style you can easily get hooked to.

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Luxor is a fun, colorful puzzle that follows the gaming style and strategy of the popular Zuma game. The aim is to shoot color balls at a line of rolling balls, trying to gather at least 3 balls of the same color and make them disappear from the gaming board before they reach the end of the screen.

What's more, its graphics and visual effects make it very attractive and eye-catching.

However, it's somewhat hard to catch all of them as they fall over you!