Aztec Bricks 1.0

Whats new in version 1.0:
New levels, new music, new big bosses.

Publisher review:
Welcome to the world of the ancient tribes of Mayas and Aztecs! This game, Arkanoid, is full of effects to drive everyone crazy who is fond of dangerous and exciting adventures. Flying skulls, red-hot stones, sounds of tom-toms and a great deal of surprises are ready to give you additional chances to progress from one level to the next. You need to avoid the Big Boss at each level, or else he will end the game instantly. This Arkanoid will transfer you to the ancient world of the Maya and Aztecs and you won?t be alone to progress in the game. There are enough helpers, there are enough traps too. Be careful! There is everything to make you live through the ancient tribes. Y-yes! This is a lunatic game for loony players.
Requirements:
p II 500, 128Mb RAM, DirectX 8.1

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Limitations:
only 40 levels from 100

Release notes:
New Release

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