Tomb Builder

Long Description:

Solve the puzzle of moving special bricks to your companions, before the time runs out. Complete each level or face the wrath of the Pharoah!

How2Play:

1 Move each block of stone in the puzzle towards the exit within the specified time limit.

2 Be careful how you move the blocks. A wrong move and you are stuck forever.

3 Go through 10 levels of increasing difficulty.

4 See the Pyramids you have built.

Controls:

Up or 2 to move/push up.

Down or 8 to move/push down.

Left or 4 to move/push left.

Right or 6 to move/push right.

'0' to Reset level.

You get 150 secs for each level & 100 secs if the level is Reset.

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