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Pumpkins aren't just for Halloween

This is a tetris style puzzle game in which you stack pumpkins together to destroy them.

November 17 2003--Pumpkins aren't just for Halloween

Novel Games has released Pumpkin Mania, a challenging Windows puzzle game in which your goal is to group pumpkins together and destroy them.

In single-player mode, you fire guns from both sides of the screen, and you have to keep the pumpkins in balance in order to keep the game rolling. In Battle Mode, the computer proves to be a challenging opponent, with a thorough understanding of the rules, and with particularly good reflexes. In VS mode, you can pit your pumpkin vanquishing skills against those of a human opponent.

There are more than a dozen types of pumpkins, each with different attributes. In addition, there are objects that you can capture and use to help you increase your score and outwit your enemy.

When playing against a computer or human opponent, strategy becomes even more important. Instead of just shooting at pumpkins, you can create large groups of pumpkins and throw them onto your opponent's side of the screen. You can adjust the level of artificial intelligence that the computer uses, for both the speed and the quality of its moves.

While moving pumpkins around seems like a task most familiar at Halloween time, Pumpkin Mania brings hours of challenging fun throughout the year.

Pumpkin Mania runs under Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP, and requires 800 by 600 or higher screen resolution. The game costs $19.95(US), and comes with an unconditional 30-day money-back guarantee. Pumpkin Mania may be purchased securely online at http://www.novelgames.com/. You can download a free trial version of Pumpkin Mania and play the first five Single Mode levels, and the first Battle Mode level. For more information, visit http://www.novelgames.com/ or contact e-mail protected from spam bots