Twin Distress is an fun game in which you have to remove all the blocks of the same color by linking two by two. After completing a Twin Distress level you will be awarded with bonus points for saving time. The time bar gradually decreases as you go up in levels.
v1.1 [Apr 7, 2008]
-another mode of play with gravity is now in the game (thanks for the idea Iris). When blocks are removed from the screen, those above them will fall in its place.
-removing multiple sets of the same color in a row will reward you with bonus points (thanks for the idea Michael).
-you will receive bonus points if you play a level without making any wrong moves.
-the harder skill levels have been made more challenging - the Insane skill mode from v1.03 is now the Hard skill. Blocks will randomize several times in a level on Very Hard & both mouse buttons are required to remove blocks on Insane (thanks for the idea Michael). Half of them require using the right mouse button & the other half require the left.
-the game screen has been redesigned to fit 800x600 instead of 640x480. In addition to a cleaner game screen, it was mainly done to prepare for network play in a future release (for two game grids side by side).
-a new block set (brushed metal) has been added & made the default.
-a better way to highlight the blocks has been added.
-a fading effect for menu/screen changes was added.
-bmp graphics are available for those who don't have the libpng library.
-some games on Insane would still have a block left on the screen at the end of the level (thanks Kim).
-in Windows full-screen mode, the mouse wouldn't move when applying the bonus or ending a game (thanks Gabriel).
-starting a level after the first one could cause a delay in highlighting a block (thanks Cluney).
-pressing Alt-F4 in Windows wouldn't close the game.
-if a block was highlighted when the game was over, it would (internally) have that block highlighted in the next game.
