🚀 go-pugleaf

I recently tried out a new dos based game written by an acquaintance 
for a software small business.  Prior to its release on the market, he
wanted to test its appeal to net-users.

It's an interesting and entertaining piece of work with enough
options to make it challenging but not so many as to make it
overwhelming. I've played a lot of arcade and computer games, and
I thought the design on this one was rather novel.  I was
surprised that an apparently simple game involving a couple of
independent bats and a projectile could be so invigorating (but,
then again, maybe I need a break now and then from games that are
less of the "games are meant to generate and save resources for
non-game reality -- not take away from it" kind :-).
 
Drop me a mail if you are interested in buying a registered copy
(at "discount" rates with update privileges) (of "BRUGGLE", the game).

P.S.
He is also developing a graphics program for DOS-based systems with
a "soon-to-be-released" (on the net+market) status.