Mooxil - an addictive freeware solitaire strategy game

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Mooxil is a challenging and addictive solitaire game of strategy.

Linking a bunch of hexagonal tiles together sounds easy, but some tiles have more free sides to be linked than others. Can you link them all so that there are no free sides left?

Look out - when you close a tile by linking all of its free sides, your path becomes blocked! Close your tiles if you can, but be careful! Can you still connect the endtiles as you link all your free sides?

Can you place enough tiles and collect enough bonus points to pass each level? How high can you go?

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It's free
Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP
No installation required - one file is all you need to play
Three grid sizes for a short, medium, or long game
Save game facility for those really long games
Groovy sound effects
Demo mode to help you learn the game
Undo function - you can pretend those bad moves never happened
Top 10 high scores recorded for each grid size
Panic mode for addicted players

	Download v.1.00 now! (212KB) There is no installation; just unzip and run the file.
	Read the instructions online (they are contained in the game as well).
	E-mail me for more information or simply to whinge about becoming Mooxaholic.