Coin World 2.3

Publisher review:
Coin World is a platform game that combines arcade action, excellent 3D graphics and addictive gameplay. Take control of Colin the Coin in his battle to defeat the evil bank note Flash and to retrieve the lost coins. Flash has scattered the coins throughout England, Scotland, the USA, Egypt and Japan and has left some friends to guard them. Take too long on a level though, and Flash will make an appearance himself! The hostile enemies are not the only thing that will give you a headache - moving and collapsing platforms, springs, spikes and water will also hinder your progress. If you want some addictive platform fun then Coin World is the game for you!
Requirements:
Pentium 400 or higher, 32MB RAM (64MB Recommended)

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

Limitations:
9 levels. Full game has 40 levels.

Release notes:
Minor Update

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