Lobstersoft News

Greetings to all Gemsweeper fans out there!

Here is the first sneak peak for Gemsweeper 2. One of the new levels – a parrot.

WOW! I very rarely write a review but I just had to say kudos to this one! If you’re a Brainiac for thinking games this ones for you. Both my sons & I deal with A.D.D. but this game keeps our attention … and THINKING!

Thanks to Demmi for this nice Gemsweeper review, posted at Shockwave.

Do you want a bigger highscore in Arcade Lines?

Over the past years a lot of successful Arcade Lines players have send us their advise on how to get a good highscore. We have compiled a huge list with tips.

I’ve just updated that list with even more entries.

Check out the Arcade Lines Strategy Hints submitted by Arcade Lines players.

In addition to these tips and tricks, we here at Lobstersoft also came up with some suggestions:

Lobstersoft’s Tips and Tricks for Arcade Lines

Last year in November 2008 the Lobstersoft team visited the ESWC conference in Berlin, Germany. There my colleague Adrian Grigore has been interviewed my Mike Dulin, who hosts a radio show on software and software development. Now the show with Adrian published.

Check out Adrian’s interview here.

Gadgetspeak has reviewed our games Gemsweeper [link] and Arcade Lines [link]

Good observation on Gemsweeper:

While the Minesweeper influence (especially with the title) is evident, after playing the game, almost compulsively, for numerous sessions I have come to the conclusion that Sudoku has at least an equal bearing on the design of the game.