Daily Reviews Team, 2002-02-10 01:10:10

     Raise your right hand if you've never played Tetris. You have? Well, then. Raise your left hand if you played Tetris but never experienced the desire to stop the pieces falling, pick the one you like and place it somewhere in the middle of your holey construction. Now put your hands down and have a look at Clear It!
     Clear It! is a puzzle game where you have to lift the tetris-like pieces off the waiting line and place in on the playboard. The pieces are colored, which makes the game harder than the original Tetris. You score points for vanished pieces - you make them vanish if you place pieces of one color in a rectangle or anything resembling it.
     There are four levels in all: Easy, Standard, Twisty and Patch. Ideally, you can change the board size and many other settings of the game, thus keeping the novelty of it present, but this does not seem to work in the trial version. The latter also has a limit on points scored and automatically ends the game once you reach the 600 points border. Download this addictive game today and have a good time!

Daily Reviews Team, 2001-09-07 01:10:10

Do you have a secret, baby? Madonna confirms that you do. But wait… If you are so clever to keep your secret away from me, then could you be so kind to remind me, how should I play one extremely interesting, but still not so clear to me game?
That question will be the first thought of a user, who will try to play Clear It! game for the first time. But don’t be afraid – all you have to do is just to open the User’s manual and read the paragraph called “How to play”. Or just continue to read our review.
The game looks like a self-made-brick game. You should pick a figure from the top windows of the figures list by double-clicking on it, move it to the main screen of the game, rotating by pushing the right button of your mouse, and then set it, pushing the left button again. Sounds scarily, but everything is simpler when you are in the process of playing. Nice graphics, nice colors - nice pick, pal! All you need is at least Win98.