Shariki (Russian: Ша́рики, "The Balls") is a puzzle game by Russian programmer Eugene Alemzhin, developed for DOS in 1994. The goal of the game is to gain progressively higher scores by matching three or more balls of the same color in line (vertical or horizontal). These balls then explode and a new ones appear in their place. The game is over when no more combinations are possible in the game field.
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Shariki - Clones
... Shariki proved to be a very influential game and eventually many games that closely matched its mechanics arose ...
... Shariki proved to be a very influential game and eventually many games that closely matched its mechanics arose ...
Cheseborough - Connection Between Nations
... From this incident, a friendship began between the village of Shariki, Japan, and the city of Bath, Maine ... A letter from President of The United States to the citizens of Shariki, Japan "I commend you for honoring those people who lost their lives when the ... The exchange program between students of Shariki and students of Bath is a shining example of the value of promoting mutual understanding and appreciation of different cultures ...
... From this incident, a friendship began between the village of Shariki, Japan, and the city of Bath, Maine ... A letter from President of The United States to the citizens of Shariki, Japan "I commend you for honoring those people who lost their lives when the ... The exchange program between students of Shariki and students of Bath is a shining example of the value of promoting mutual understanding and appreciation of different cultures ...