Svastika Touch Screen Note: "Svastika Touch" is an extension of "Svastika" in the app store. This version supports touch screen devices like Storm along with all other blackberry models. ‘Svastika’ is a Sanskrit term that affirms the positive values of life and this challenging game is considered for improving the positiveness in one’ s life by developing the positive thinking. In this game, you have to play against God and Goddess (two opponents). God and Goddess will be helping each other to win the game and at the same time blocking you to win. The Board contains 36 cells (6x6 square). Your objective is to make a 3 or more of your symbol (X) in a row - horizontally, vertically or diagonally to get the ultimate winning score and at the same time not letting your opponents do the same. On making a line of ‘n’ symbols in a row player will earn ‘n’ points, those ‘n’ symbols will get removed from the board and will get another chance to put the symbol. You are identified as player X and make the first play by marking an X into any of the 36 open squares of the board. The other players then follow by marking into any of the other open squares that remain. This continues back and forth until one player wins the game. If the board fills up with all the symbols without achieving the winning score by any of the players then you will be presented with the fresh clear board to continue the game. You have the option of changing the default settings like setting the god/goddess to start the game, changing the maximum winning score and changing the difficulty level. ‘Svastika’ is one of those games which is not exposed to the world much yet but it is considered to be one of the most ancient Indian game played during the Yugas (Ages) of God. Unfortunately, its Tala Patras (Writings) has been lost somewhere but fortunately it has been continued/persisted with the generations. BlackBerry App World site
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