Chiral

Webster defines Chiral as "a kind of symmetry found in atomic particles that is not superimposable on its mirror image." Ambrosia redefines this dry scientific adjective with a mind melter of a puzzle game. MacUser awarded this new definition of fun with their Shareware of the Year Award for 1994. MacWeek says "With the release of Chiral, Ambrosia is breaking its creative bonds...With repeated play comes an appreciation of the subtle beauty and elegant sophistication of its design." Inside Mac Games calls Chiral "a uniquely creative action-strategy game that is just as much fun to watch as it is to play." Chiral is a fusion between the scientific concept of atomic bonding and the addictive game play of Tetris. Players are challenged to form bonds between atoms to create inert molecules before the atoms overflow from a vial. Points are scored by the complexity of the molecular pattern and the speed with which it is assembled. Not to worry, a doctorate in atomic chemistry is not needed; an interactive tutorial, Chiral Basics, is included with the package. Chiral has six separate difficulty settings and twenty four levels of puzzling play, for a grand total of 144 screens of mind-boggling fun and excitement. This mind-testing Ambrosia program is the fruit of a collaboration between Macintosh developer Trevor Powell and Ambrosia Software's prolific founder Andrew Welch. Chiral is a combination of high resolution 256 color graphics, funky digitized sound effects, and addictively puzzling game play. Price: $15.00 Requires: 256 Color Screen | Andrew Welch - Thaumaturgist - Ambrosia Software, Inc. | | AOL-> Keyword: Ambrosia | http://www.AmbrosiaSW.com/ | | CIS-> GO word: Ambrosia | ftp://ftp.AmbrosiaSW.com/ |