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Fairy Treasure 
Gather parts of a magic scroll to find hidden treasures, solve puzzles to unlock secret areas and collect keys to unleash the might chain ball. This brick buster will send you on an adventure to find the Fairy Treasure, which has been stolen by an evil and greedy troll. May the fairies be with you on your quest for the Fairy Treasure!
- 120+ levels.
- Amazing power-ups.
- 3 difficulty levels.
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Win7
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 26 MB
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A True Treasure
Fairy Treasure is a great brick busting game, a classic already. Game play starts easy, but not too slow, and progresses to really challenging levels. Don't just break bricks, catch falling coins, gems, and other treasures that will help you with your score and game. Watch what your ball comes in contact with because it can change the ball's performance, mostly for the good, but not always. Beautiful music, visuals, and fun characters that will help, or hurt, your progress. Fairy Treasure is a game I think everyone should have.
November 18, 2011
Magical graphics and game play
I'm not much of a bat-and-ball gamer, but Fairy Treasure surprised me with its excellent graphics and animations: the moody scenery, flaring torches, mystical symbols, magical creatures, treasures, charms, and captured fairies in orbs that all created a playing "experience."
The ball bounces around moss-covered castle stones, cauldrons, gargoyles, and other animated artifacts, while power-ups, coins, and jewels rain to the ground. Small glowing fairies flit in and out near the end of each level, that sometimes seemed to help, sometimes seemed to get in the way.
I usually get uptight about losing my lives in these games, but I got so involved in all the visual elements that I forgot to worry and actually played well. But it was still good to know that I didn't have to start all the way back at the beginning when I did lose my lives. A wonderful game.
December 12, 2011
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