A couple of things to mention this month. First is that the update to A Snake's Life is complete. Also I wanted to reintroduce the Aargon level packs for those of you who missed them. They're a little hidden on our site and Aargon is also sold on many other sites where the level packs aren't featured at all. Often I get letters from people asking if there are any more levels for Aargon. So for those of you that haven't them yet take a look.
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If you've never tried this game or you tried it a long time ago you might want to have a look. This version is quite different from the original release of the game in many respects.
This is a free upgrade for anyone who already owns the game, however a few words of caution. This is not a strict upgrade in the sense that it's the same game you already have + more stuff added on. It's a refinement of the game. So if you choose to upgrade to the new version then please install it to a new directory, as we will not always be able to easily give you back the old version if you prefer that one for some reason. That being said I do think the new version is an improvement overall.
An easy way to see how the new version plays would be to try the demo, but here's a brief list of the changes.
Added

• 2 new scenes, a cave and a new lawn area.
• Many modified scenes like versions of the forest with less logs and smaller subsections of the forest.
• The game now has music throughout every scene.
• You may now save and return to your game later.

• You can no longer die by crashing into scenery.
• The level progression is completely new.
• The user interface outside the game has been totally reworked and improved.
• There is no more Arena Mode
• There is only 1 skill selection which is the same as medium speed in the original game.
• Some improved graphics

The science fiction add-on to Aargon features 120 new puzzles which range in difficulty from moderate to extremely difficult. The most challening Aargon puzzles are found in this level pack. It also features a reskinned interface and some great new pieces including little UFO's with all kinds of interesting behaviour. Level pack 1 is sold with the level pack 1 hint guide together as one package.
This level pack will work with any version of Aargon Deluxe regardless of where you bought it.

The Smooth Sailing add-on to Aargon features 90 new puzzles which range in difficulty from easy to expert. This level pack is a little easier than the science fiction one, but there are still plenty of tough puzzles to challenge. There's also some interesting new pieces like the LBender. I think some of the most clever Aargon puzzles can be found in this set, and if you haven't played through them you've missed out on quite a few good ones.
This level pack will work with any version of Aargon Deluxe regardless of where you bought it.