Dr. Brain Thinking Games Puzzle Madness
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Knowledge Adventure

Game

Ages: 9 and up

The City of Tomorrow Is One Giant Puzzle...

And it's your job to solve it. In a future gone completely haywire, only you have enough smarts to unlock the secrets, crack the codes, and disarm the traps set by the evil clone of Dr. Brain. With dozens of outcomes based on hundreds of puzzle variations, it's a new game every time you play.

What you're in for:

• Solve hundreds of cranium-spraining puzzle variations
• Discover dozens of cool gadgets
• Visit 20 unique locations, both Uptown and Downtown, as you chase the evil clone
• Encounter 15 potential allies and enemies
• Play 3 difficulty levels from Logical Novice to Puzzle Grand Master

The Battle of the Brains Has Begun!

The year is 2326 and Dr. Brain has succeeded in cloning himself, twice! Unfortunately, one of the clones, Conn, has turned out evil and escaped the laboratory. You'll have to step into the shoes of the good clone and save the city from Conn's destructive rage. By solving puzzles you'll collect high-tech gadgets and meet allies who will help take your evil mirror image down.

Cyborush Battle: Use strategy, speed, and technology to defeat your opponent in a cybernetically-enhanced version of Capture the Flag.

Network Nuisance: Destroy the virus that is infecting the central computer's network before it takes over the entire city.

Crystal Lock: Essential equipment lies behind this complex crystal lock. You'd better get cracking.

Factory Fracas: Outthink the robots and fix the factory by customizing the conduits into the correct pattern.

Requirements

Windows 95/98: Pentium 90, quad speed CD-ROM, 16MB RAM, 15MB available on hard drive, SVGA 256 color graphic adapter, MPC compatible sound card and mouse.

Macintosh: PowerPC, quad speed CD-ROM, 8MB RAM available, 15MB available on hard drive, 13" or larger color monitor, System 7.5 or higher.

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