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This game was late 90's early 2000's.

You would rotate jewels or things in a garden to match with eachother and move onto the next level

The theme music was very happy

Anyone know the name of this game???
Thanks!!!

Can you perhaps name some other games that resemble this, and narrow the year down a bit? Tell us how you most likely obtained the game, perhaps?

These kind of games weren't exactly uncommon even before Bejeweled came out. After that, well...

You might check out these game groups at Mobygames, I suppose:
http://www.mobygames.com/game-group/...uzzle-creation
http://www.mobygames.com/game-group/...puzzle-removal

Thanks so much for getting back to me!

One thing I remember about this game is that the theme music sounded like
Smokey Robinson -The Tears Of A Clown ...If you don't know the song give it a listen on youtube!

I can't really say what other games would resemble this...

Does this ring any bells?

What was the gameplay like? Were you moving around in the garden with a character, in the 2D Jump'N'Run plattformer style, and touched things while moving? Or did you simply have to click on those jewels and things to make them rotate? Was the view from above, or maybe isometric?
What were the graphics like - colorful, 256 colors, or with less colors (EGA 16 colors / CGA 4 colors)?

Some more details please, to narrow it down :)

Thanks...I'm doing my best. It's been so long since I've played it.

-Aerial View
-it is NOT an object drop down game like tetris
-it is NOT a jewel games where there are 25 jewels in one square 5x5 box.
-It looks very happy and garden like...
-Imagine looking down at say 3 circles placed in a triangle position (look below...and don't mind the .'s in the beginning). Each circle touches the other circle at one point, making each circle having 2 touch points. Each circle has say 5 different objects on them. You can rotate each circle to change where the objects within the circle are positioned. When you rotate the pattern of each circle in the correct position, they should have the same objects touching at the touch points. When you complete the correct rotations, you move onto the next level that might now have 5 circles.
-I think it uses objects like jewels, butterflies/ladybugs, and/or flowers.

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does this help at all...or is it confusing? thanks!

here's some more information:

It was a Windows 95 or 98

It consisted of a series of puzzles played on different phases. The "setting" of the game was all very green, I think the name of the game was something about 'Puzzle' or 'Bubble', or 'Garden', I think, or at least the game had something to do with those concepts. When I think of that game, those words come to my mind.

Ok, and it was a series of puzzles, it had something to do with gardens, so on the first phase there was a circle formed by different objects: flowers, bugs, leaves, ladybugs, butterflies, I think, and things like that.
You had to rotate the objects of the circle.I am pretty sure of that.
I think the aim of the game was to rotate in the correct order so that you formed a series like the example they gave to you.
The thing is that you had to put everything in order, or to reproduce a given series of objects, by rotating, and then you completed the first level and pass to the following one.

Any help??? thanks!

Is it looks like that?

Hey, thanks for looking into this for me!

It's getting closer to what the game is in terms of it being an aerial view and having those rotating puzzle pieces.

However, the game had more of a "garden" set senario and might have used butterflies. i'm not sure if the rings ever ran through one another, but they may have and I might have just forgotten!

I think, I seen something like that... But it was too long ago. Sorry. :/ It was crossed rings though. How else you could manipulate them? :)

I think, I seen something like that... But it was too long ago. Sorry. :/ It was crossed rings though. How else could you manipulate them? :)