It's looking quite good and it's fun to play

I like the animated text at the beginning and the end, but I don't really like the font of it and the white squares around the letters. Also I'd make the delay before the animation moves down shorter.

Very nice game, I'm already addicted to it ! You should add an option to make all animations faster though, and one to disable them all.
And I think the same as Ikj for the text animations.

Hi Guys,

I took your input and made some modifications based on it!

lkj: I'm glad you like playing it!  That is exactly the reason I like making these games!
I changed the font of the animated text to NSDL_FONT_THIN which hopefully is more your liking as well as I centered the text in each of the white boxes.  Before I pseudo-centered but now I actually get the letters width/height in the font!  See image.  And I made the animation delay before the letters move down much shorter.

SpiroH: Thanks buddy!  I'll try to keep being productive!

Streetwalker: Glad to hear you like it!  I made an option of speeds Normal, Fast and Instant (not instant but very fast).  I changed the font on the Options page to smaller to fit the extra option.  In a future program I'll make a nicer options screen where I can have any amount of options.  If you are feeling like tweaking the settings some; you can use a text editor like nTxt (http://ourl.ca/171900) and edit the settings file.  I would love to expose these settings and several more; but I figured this should do.

mdr1: I do hope activity on the TI-Nspire CX is growing!  It feels at the same rate as when I got my CX (and actually maybe slower).  But I do like seeing everyone's projects.  If it helps I try to include all of my source code and am perfectly happy if somebody edits or derives a new program from one of mine.  For instance if you wanted to make Bejeweled or some other game from this then please go ahead!

I hope this version works well for everyone!  And have a great day too!

The graphics looks so pretty , and I like the retro style as well.

As for the nspire community activity, I think the peak was around 2010-early 2011 when half of Omni members were Nspire users, then we had an invasion of Lua programs in mid 2011, but then it kinda stopped. Glad to see more Nspire programs again at least.