Magic is dangerous in the hands of any who take it to extremes. The Druid and the Necromancer are two such students who have taken their magical devotion to zealot like levels. The Druid knows that only life must continue at any cost. The Necromancer knows only that death is the inevitable end that he attempts to hasten for all existence. Two opposing mages with two opposing powers that are destined to meet and destroy each other.
Michio Kaku said, "The human brain has 100 billion neurons, each neuron connected to 10 thousand other neurons. Sitting on your shoulders is the most complicated object in the known universe." I think a close second is the United States federal tax code. Seriously, it's a mess. However, if given enough time and study, even the most complex can become simplistic. Ironically, the most simplistic can become exceedingly complex if no time is allowed for the human brain to think it through. In this game, you'll be asked to do something very simple very quickly. Expect a challenge.
You are the owner and trainer of gladiators. You have fought in the arena yourself, killed and survived. You were awarded your freedom and your future. Now you spend your days training the next generation of gladiators to fight ruthlessly and die bravely. The sun has risen and the arena is filling with spectators eager to watch life and death play out before them. Today men will die and legends will be born.
Milton Berle said, "If evolution really works, how come mothers only have two hands?" And why do I have no hair on my head, for that matter? Regardless of your personal opinion on evolution, which some see as a theory and some as a scientific fact, two thing are for certain. Change happens and we must change to adapt. We adapt to overcome and to move forward. In this game, you will transform one fish into another, but be fast! Take too long and you'll find that change oftentimes rolls over those who cannot adapt quickly.
Albert Einstein said, "Do not worry about your difficulties in Mathematics. I can assure you mine are still greater." Math is hard, and don't try telling me it isn't. It's also wonderful. Thanks to math and mathematicians, we are able to explore our world, our galaxy, and define things we cannot even see. And it all starts with "1 + 1". In this Puzzle game, logical thinking and simple math is all that's required, but that doesn't mean it's an easy challenge.
Another month has slipped by like a ninja in the night...or a ship...or a ship full of ninjas. It's May and that means Spring in Southern Minnesota is "kind of" here. Last year, we had one bugger of a snowstorm in May that took down trees and had many people questioning their decision to live in the upper Midwest. Throwing caution to the wind, as it were, everyone in Minnesota is now wearing shorts. Temperature be damned...