Free Download Game Yumsters!
- Download a free trial
- Only $6.99 with Game Club!
Yumsters are cute stretchy creatures mad about fruit and music. They have to clean up gardens from fruits to earn money for their musical band. Help them to win a major musical contest and get the Grand Prix. Eat fruit simply dragging a Yumster to a fruit of the same color. Collect a certain amount of fruit to finish a level. Help your Yumsters in concerts by catching colored notes in rhythm. As you progress, levels get more interesting more Yumsters, more fruits, and more power-ups!
- Explore 57 levels.
- 5 musical bonus levels.
- Incredible soundtrack.
- size:28MB
- System Requirements:Windows 2000/XP
Guarantee:
- 1,Quality tested and virus free.
- 2,No ads, no adware, no spyware.
Yumsters! live vedios and screen shots
Yumsters! ScreenShoots
)
)
Author:
Time:
Saturday, June 30th, 2007 at 12:00 am
Category:
Comments:
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
RSS:
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
Navigation:
April 19th, 2007 at 12:00 am
July 20th, 2007 at 12:00 am
August 21st, 2007 at 12:00 am
September 20th, 2007 at 12:00 am
Mystery in London Review - "Jolly
Good Game- Mystery in London–If I had to describe this game in
three words, it would be Fab-u-lous!!I wouldn’t say Mystery in
London is way better than the MCF series but I will say it’s right
up there with it.There
are a lot of Seek and Find games and I have probably played every
last one but I have never played a seek and find game
like this. I love the fact that you can thorougly search for hidden
clues spec by spec. I love the 360 degree search as well as being
able to use the magnifying glass to help better my search. The
mini puzzles are easy but they have little twists to them which
I love. I also love the fact that Mystery in London gives you
a bit of history of London. Since I never been and would love to
go there, this is the closest
I could get, lol!! The only frustrating thing about this is I don’t
know some of the London terminology when it comes to finding clues.
The
puzzle game got me in a bit
of a tizzy because there’s a clock tower and a ukelele type of
guitar but I can’t find the correct name for those. I know I’ll
get it eventually. If you ask me, I’d say Mystery in London is absolutely
’stonking’!
October 21st, 2007 at 12:00 am
Mystery in London Review - "OMG…..there
are no words to describe Where to begin on Mystery in London? I
am a harsh critic of failed attempts to mimic successful games,
and you may rely on the statement
that, second only to MCF: Ravenhearst, this is the best seek and
find I have played.The absolutely
best thing about it is the actual gameplay. It is smooth, completely
without the jerks and starts. If you click
on four or five items in rapid succession, Mystery in London picks
up each and every one without hesitation. The scenes are real (I
know, I have
seen a few in real life) and they add both to the feel of Mystery
in London and to the pleasure itself. The background noises make
sense, no
silly music or forced and strange effects.Unlike some games, the
mini-games between searches actually make sense within the context
of what is happening. But what will stun
the avid fan of this genre is how you will look at other games
and see this one’s superiority in theme and content.If you liked Ravenhearst,
play Mystery in London. If you like Mayan
Princess, play Mystery in London. If you like seek and find,
and are also a history buff, you will be replaying Mystery in
London for ages.