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D.N.A offers a completely new spin on the action puzzle genre unlike anything you've ever played before!

Help biologist Dr. Rose Thompson with her experiments in the creation and preservation of new species of flowers! Combine different combinations of free-floating proteins and cells to cause chain reactions, which will help grow all kinds of amazing flowers. Make sure she fills her daily quota before time runs out.

Try all three modes-each offers different ways to play. Follow Rose's story in Action Mode as she unlocks the mysteries of biology. Fight against time and viruses that can contaminate her experiment! Play at ease in the stress-free Eternal Mode, or try a completely different challenge with Puzzle Mode.

Features

• 3 unique modes of play - Eternal, Puzzle and Action
• 42 action-packed levels
• 24 mind-bending puzzles
• 6 uniquely shaped cells that influence gameplay
• No grid-chain pieces together instead
• Simple, intuitive point-and-click play
• Intense, high-resolution graphics
• Watch your progress in the lab
• Save and compare high scores
• Scientifically proven addictive!

System Requirements
Minimum
Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP
700 MHz Intel Pentium III or equivalent processor
128 MB System RAM
16MB DirectX 7.0 compatible video card
4x CD-ROM drive
20 MB free hard disk space
DirectX 7.0 compatible sound card
Keyboard, Mouse

Recommended
Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP
1.8 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent processor
256 MB System RAM
ATI Radeon or GeFroce 2, 32 MB RAM or higher video card
DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
50 MB free hard disk space

What others are saying about D.N.A

"The overall presentation of D.N.A is very clean and inviting. Jump in, play, jump out, come back later. I'm giving it a strong Thumb Up!"Four Fat Chicks

"What impressed me particularly is how friendly of a game D.N.A is, and how easily one can just jump in and start playing." GameShark

"A fairly notable entry with an extremely slick presentation, something that would have been expected from a Japanese game development studio. Definitely a publisher to keep an eye on." Independent Gaming

"D.N.A builds on and offers a distinctive twist to standard match-three play. In fact, it's so unique and enjoyable it could spawn a whole new sub-genus of "chain-ten" puzzlers." Gamezebo

"Addictive, original gameplay that will keep you coming back for more." DailyGame

"Much like the best in the genre, D.N.A is an easy game to get into, but challenging in execution." Digital Entertainment News

"Wait. Hold everything. Could there actually be a kinda new casual brainbuster that isn't only a match-3 variation?" VH1 Game Break

"The game mechanics are easy to learn ... this game is addictive." NiSuTe

"How many different ways can you match 3? Well this is certainly different. I love the music, I love the guy talking to me telling me I did good and love the way it looks when I match lots. After my 60 minutes of evaluation was up I started searching the Internet for a way to buy this game. I found it!" User review