» Atlantis Sky Patrol Description

It's your job to take flight and knock out more than 100 doomsday devices that have been planted around the world. Travel to each destination on the map and eliminate chains of marbles by strategically matching colors in sets of three. Knock out cleverly placed stationary marbles to block additional chains from entering the track and destroy the device on each level. Easy to learn, but difficult to master, this unique new twist on the classic marble-popping game is nearly impossible to put down!

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» Atlantis Sky Patrol Reviews

• "I just played the trial game and thought it was great. It was a rel chalenge playing Sky Patrol. You have to think, plan your play and be accurate. And do this fast. Not really for the young. Try this and you really would like to play the full version, I know I would." - dkdebbie
• "When I downloaded the trial version had no idea what I was in for, but as the game progressed I got more and more wrapped up into it. Excellent game. Sorry it ended after 60 minutes. I reccommend it to anyone that loves the zuma games." - eyeinthesky43
• "If you thought the first Atlantis was good then you are in for a treat as this game is 10 times better. New power ups, Graphics look much better, 3 types of game modes to play and much more. If you liked the first Atlantis then you will love this one. It's very addicting and I suggest you all try it out." - colymoore

» Atlantis Sky Patrol System Requirements

• Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP
• Processor: 500 MHz or faster
• Memory: 128 MB or more
• DirectX 7.0 or later

» Atlantis Sky Patrol Extra Info

Did you know that...

Atlantis Sky Patrol is a casual game developed by the team formerly known as Funpause, now part of Big Fish Studios, and distributed by Big Fish Games. The game is a sequel to 2005's Atlantis. Atlantis Sky Patrol features a retro-futuristic theme of movies such as Indiana Jones and Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. The theme is used consistently from the opening screen, featuring the obligatory Zeppelin, to the quirky mixture of early 20th century technology and futuristic devices made from early 20th century material, such as TV screens and steam-powered ships. This mixture, a staple of retro-futuristic movies and comics, is considered new for casual games.

Misspellings: atlantisskypatrol skypatrol patrols