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You have 150 different puzzles that will thrill and challenge you. We created each and every puzzle by hand to make sure they are as interesting as possible. We almost couldn't beat some of them, so if you want to finish them all you're in for a real challenge.

If you manage to beat all 150 levels, you can play Random mode, and test your wits against an infinite number of randomly generated levels. Also, Crystal Caverns has an Endless mode for gamers with quick reflexes. Try to stay alive as long as possible as endless layers of crystals descend on you faster and faster.

Features:
- 150 hand-designed puzzles
- Three levels of difficulty
- Random mode ensures you never run out of games
- Endless mode keeps you on the edge of your seat
- Tracks your stats
- Beautiful glowing marble graphics
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