System requirements are a reasonable 1GHz processor, 256MB RAM, 30MB hard disk space and support for DirectX 7 running Windows 98 or later.Once again, this is a typical 'Hardest Levels' poll, but this time it's for Tumblebugs 2. For those not familiar with the attraction of Tumble bugs then there is a trial version of the game that can be downloaded and this will give you one hour of playing time before you need to purchase the unrestricted version at a cost of $19.99. I certainly am enjoying playing the game as I work through the 90 different levels. If you played and enjoyed the original game then you should love this new title. Tumble bugs 2 is certainly addictive with bright and colourful graphics and appropriate sound effects. Fortunately all the various types of games can be suspended and returned to at a later date. You are challenged to complete 27 rounds within a time period of one hour. In addition Wildfire has added a new game mode with Tumble bugs 2. There is also an Endless mode which lives up to its name by playing the same round with increasing difficulty until you run out of lives. However there are times when she can switch between locations to target different areas of the meandering bugs as they make their way to their destination of doom Played out against a series of backyard environments, Tumble generally takes up a central position and can swivel through a full 360 degrees in order to release beetles by creating groups of three or more of the same colour. As with the original offering, Tumble is the central character charged with the task of rescuing her beetle buddies who have a strong lemmings-like tendency to play follow-the-leader into the lair of the Black Bug King. This Zuma/Lexor/Chameleon type game is, of course, the follow up to the company's popular Tumble bugs title. The company highlighted its unusual skills of this creature in a game entitled Tumble bugs 2.

I am indebted to Wildfire Studios of Brisbane for revealing details of the discovery of this creature. Actually this is not the first sighting of this strange creature with its overwhelming desire to save members of its extended family from destruction. Now news has reached us that there is a new addition to this menagerie - namely the Tumblebug. The Koala Bear, Kangaroo, Dingo, Platypus, Wombat, Wallaroo and Tasmanian Devil are just some of the animals that are native to Australia.