The Game of Harmony

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The Assembly Line

British company famous for unique action/puzzle games such as Vaxine, The Assembly Line was also famous for excellent programming that was technically much more competent than most of its contemporaries. Its games were always very smooth, eminently playable, and pushes the capabilities of yesterday's computers to their limits. Although better known in the Commodore 64 and later Amiga circle, many of their games have also been ported to the PC and achieved modest success. Most of their games were published by US Gold. Developers include Andy Beveridge, Adrian Stephens, Martin Day, John Dale.

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You are a single spinning sphere. You face a series of fantastic computer-generated puzzles-50 of them. Your goal? Knock similar balls together and make them disappear.
Sound simple? It´s not. Each puzzle is different and requires a different strategy. Hit the wrong balls together and they multiply. If you don't clear the screen in time, the whole thing explodes.
Whatever you've done before, forget it.
Harmony's whole new ball game. Beat this baby and you can call yourself good. Until then, you're just a pretender.

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