Tricky Cups

Tricky Cups 1.1

Tricky Cups is a nice flash game in which you must say where the coin is

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Latest version 1.2.3
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Tricky Cups is a nice flash game in which you must guess where the coin is after some cups are moved. When you start a level, you will be shown the position of the coin(s) and then the cups will be moved from one side to another. Your goal is to never lose the cup with the coin(s) out of sight. When they are not moving anymore, you must click on the cup containing the coin(s).

The game includes several levels that get more and more challenging as you progress. As you advance, there will be more cups and even more coins. The more levels you pass, the higher your score. If you click on the wrong cup, the game will be over and you will have to start all over again. When the game is over, you will be able to publish your score on multiple social sites and you can even send it by email. The game features simple graphics and sounds, and the music is nice. However, if you don't like it, you can mute it from the Options menu.

In short, if you are looking for a game that keeps you entertained and busy, Tricky Cups may be a good choice.

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Silvana Mansilla
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Pros

  • Challenging and enjoyable
  • Multiple levels
  • You can share your score on multiple social sites
  • Free

Cons

  • Simple graphics

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