Deep Ball Defender for to mp4 4.39

Publisher review:
Deep Ball Defender is a modern breakout(arkanoid) game developed by BD Studio. Deep Ball Defender is full of machinery, metal and the various elements of science fiction, you need to complete multiple dangerous tasks along with the ambitious, stirring background music.

Deep Ball Defender has 10 scenes of 100 levels, 19 different bonus and 78 different bricks. With the Level Editor, you can build your own levels.

Features:

* 10 Scenes of 100 Levels.

* Free Level Editor, create your own levels with the Level Editor.

* Including 19 different bonus and 78 different bricks.

* Support 3D acceleration, windowed or fullscreen display modes.

* Download free level packages from our website.

* In our forums awareness more friends.
Requirements:
1 GHZ CPU

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,Windows2003

Limitations:
1 week limited

Release notes:
New Release

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