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Burning Monkey Puzzle Lab

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Category:	Puzzle
Perspective:	Hexagonal Grid
Year released:	2000
Author:
Publisher:	Freeverse
Engine:

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Burning_Monkey_Puzzle_Lab_2.sit (25.97 MB)
MD5: 3832ff15c2ad18d3fe12f28b3719e629
For Mac OS 8.5 - 8.6 - Mac OS X

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BurningMonkeyPuzzleLab201Update.dmg (169.94 KB)
MD5: e74acb2d2fca4c43cbe9a939306423ac
For Mac OS 8.5 - 8.6 - Mac OS X

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BM_Puzzle_Lab_Full.sit (51.08 MB)
MD5: fdba7885591d83641a378ac947c3da5d
For Mac OS 8.5 - 8.6 - Mac OS X

Emulation
Guides on emulating older games

Endlessly addictive, Burning Monkey Puzzle Lab features color and shape-matching games, head to head internet play, exciting "special" and, of course, the odd incendiary primate. The action is fast and furious but if it all gets to be much, we've thoughtfully included a peaceful Zen Mode to soothe your inner-chimp (Product description).

'Color reaction' mode sees you matching circles of the same color. When four or more touch, they dissolve, with the gravity effect causing impressive chain reactions. 'Hex bonding' mode is basically a monkey themed Hextris.

The first file is version 2.0 of this shareware game, the second will update it to 2.1. This version is missing additional content such as additional characters and music which is present in the third download.

To register the game, enter:

SN Name: Santa Claus
SN: S322-5000-1800-1198-U713

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC (Carbonized)

Mac OS 8.6 - Max OS X (Up to Snow Leopard)

Comments

by YYsMG - 2017, April 10 - 8:09pm

There was a CD version of this game that Freeverse sold direct that contained 6 additional characters in VS mode, apparently they made the download file too big. It would be cool if anyone comes across this to add it to the page.
The additional files might be on the 10 for Mac Games CD, or a larger download I found on the Wayback Machine. I'll look into these this evening

Edit: Found them, entry updated