» Collapse! Crunch Description

Collapse like you've never collapsed! Four new Collapse! game modes to sink your mouse into. Crank out some clicks in CRUNCH, bust some blocks in BIG, zero in on the fun in ZIGZAG, and puzzle over PERPLEXOR.

» Collapse! Crunch Summary

» Collapse! Crunch Screenshots

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» Collapse! Crunch Features

• BIG: A twist on the classic! More columns equals more blocks! Can you handle it?
• CRUNCH: Don't get crunched! Blocks Race in from all sides in a dizzying swirl of fun.
• ZIGZAG: Strategy mode with a twist! Staggered blocks rise a row for every click!
• PERPLEXOR: Carefully crafted clicks will solve these perplexing puzzles!
• Play Offline and Full Screen

» Collapse! Crunch Reviews

• "Collapse is one of those puzzle games that you can play all hours of the night as time magically passes by. No puzzle game is better. You get a challenge and have fun all at the same time." -Sasha
• "We have a Collapse tournament going at work!" -Tracker
• "I'm gettin' crunched by Collapse! CRUNCH. I can't stop the clicking!" -Randa
• "WARNING! This dad has determined that this puzzle game is EXTREMELY ADDICTING! I can't get away from it!" -Addicted Dad
• "Collapse is the best puzzle game ever." -Kevin G.
• "I've got my mom, grandma, sisters and others playing Collapse." -Brittany
• "I have been playing Collapse for over a year now and can't get away from it! Consider yourself warned." -Amy
• "I've Collapsed and I can't get up!" -John
• "WOW! You'll have bags under your eyes after staying up all night having fun and trying to beat your own high score." -The Coolest Game!

» Collapse! Crunch System Requirements

• Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP
• Processor: 166 MHz or faster
• Memory: 32 MB or more
• 16-bit Graphics and Sound

» Collapse! Crunch Extra Info

Did you know that...

The crunch, sometimes called a curl-up, is one of the most common exercises for the abdominal muscles. It is performed while lying face up on the floor with knees bent, by curling the shoulders up towards the pelvis. The hands may be placed behind the head, but care should be taken not to pull on the neck. Alternatively, the hands may be placed on the shoulders, with the forearms crossed over the chest.

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