Lost Luggage Studios "Anirah" Mac and Linux Versions Released
Newest version of "Anirah: Riddle of the Pharaohs," a MahJongg-like math-based puzzle game, now runs on Mac, Linux, and Windows 7 for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems.
Lost Luggage Studios releases v1.2 of "Anirah: Riddle of the Pharaohs," an ancient Egyptian-themed puzzle game best described as, "Similar to MahJongg, but with math."
Not the typical Match-3 type of game, in Anirah you are given a target number and can select as many tiles as it takes to total that number. Tiles can be selected if they can freely slide off the board - straight up, down, left, or right. You can make a match with three tiles, ten tiles, or even just one tile. The goal is to clear the board and proceed to the next round.
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