Weather Master

The purpose of the game is to build a rainbow. A game includes 50+ levels.

Weather Master  Review

The purpose of the game is to build a rainbow across all the sky while cleaning the landscape from raindrops and thereby scattering the clouds. A game includes 50 levels and combines unsophisticated, classic, easy-to-learn game play and an original action. Mastering the game is facilitated by prompts. The game provides for bonuses that make a playing process varied and unforeseeable. Not everybody is endowed with the ability to set fine weather, to scatter the clouds, to build a rainbow. You will be given such a chance in our game. It is not so easy, especially at first (as the weather gets better, it is easier to build a rainbow). Only those daring and decisive will set about it and when they manage to succeed they will be rewarded by the beauty appearing before them. The beautiful landscape is saddened only by the gloomy cloud from where multicolored drops fall now and then. Drops fall on the land and remain there in layers. A player has to collect drops from an upper layer in the order of the rainbow colors. Each set of collected 7 drops (red through violet) goes up to the sky and forms a part of a large rainbow overhanging across all the sky. The longer a rainbow becomes, the lighter is the landscape and the smaller is the cloud. So, if you have made up your mind you will need only attention and mother wit. It is important to notice the drops of the required color and to choose only the best of possible variants. At the beginning of the game, when the cloud appears, the roll of thunder is heard. Multicolored drops fall out from the cloud and randomly cover the land. One drop is blown away by the gust of wind, and it flits on the branch of a tree. Your task is to choose only those fallen drops the colors of which in combination with a hanging up drop form a part of the rainbow. You must choose the drops that have no other drops above them. Also available version for PocketPC (WinCE), Linux and MacOS.