Garfield Choc Candies

Long Description:

As well know, Garfield is a world-famous gluttonous cat. What if he sees so many chocolate candies? The mission of the player is to direct Garfield to eat all colorful chocolate candies as many as he can. But it is not so easy for him to eat the candies, for he has to follow a rule of eating that to eat groups of adjacent candies, three or more, of the same color. It depends on his eating skill of how many points he can earn, and he needs to score a certain points to proceed to the next level.

Controls:

The main goal of the game play is to score as much points as possible and advance to the furthest levels. To get more points you need to direct Garfield to eat groups of adjacent bubbles of the same color. If Garfield can’t eat the candies in time, then game over.

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