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Price:	$12.95 (Software discounts)
Rated:
Downloads:	18
Op. System:	Win98, WinME, WinXP, Windows2000
Last updated:	05-31-2004
File size:	3686 Kb
Publisher:	TLK Games

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Editor's review for Dogs And Lights

While people keep different types of pets, the friendliest of them is the dog. 'Dogs And Lights' gives you a simulated environment for you to rescue these lovely pets from the ravages of human cruelty. The dogs face many risks in a battlefield, and your mission is to help them get out safely. There are mines that can explode at any time and holes in which the dogs can fall. The dogs are quite obedient; the trick is to know how to guide them. The Dogs and Lights game has three different modes of difficulty depending on your expertise. It also has 120 levels that will put your skills to the test.

Publisher description for Dogs And Lights

The dog is men's best friend and street lamps are the best friends of the well behaved dogs in this cruel world of the sidewalk where too often: " a good dog is a dead dog ". DOGS AND LIGHTS put you in charge of the mission to rescue puppies from a battle field riddled with mines, holes and lampposts. Any time these innocents risk to walk on an anti - dog mine, on the detonator of a bomb or merely to make a fatal fall in a pit. Fortunately these small animals have been well trained and obey orders that you give them.
You can deploy a laser ray system with reflective mirrors and laser ray separators at strategic places that permit you to destroy obstacles that hinder the escape of your small friends.
The game includes 120 levels in three modes of difficulty. The time to accomplish your mission is counted in certain difficult levels. The system of Laser and the lamps consume energy and you must manage to reload the reserves. This game offers hours of intelligent fun, an introduction to the laws of Optics and to a great cause that deserves all our attention: Save the dogs!