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From Issue 39
Title: Green Thumb Cards
Requires: 386 PC, 4MB RAM, VGA graphics, 3 1/2" HD drive, Windows 3.1, and DOS 3.3 or higher.
Green Thumb Cards is an all-out battle between you and your three computerized neighbors to see who can grow the perfect garden. Just like in real-world gardening, you're faced with set-backs such as dogs, gophers, fungus, mites, bad soil, floods, too much sun, etc. Also, your neighbors are not just content on watching their own gardens. If you have a prized rose that a neighbor's been eyeing for awhile, it might turn up missing during the middle of the night. So, the next time one of your computerized neighbors says "Heighdy-ho good neighbor," you might want to run and check your daisy patch!

Green Thumb Cards is fashioned like a card game. Play consists of neighbors taking clock-wise turns drawing and playing cards. Points are scored for growing plant sets of two to four similar plants with larger sets having a higher point value. The game ends when all of the cards have been played. The gardener with the most points at the end of the game is the winner.

Note: Available on CD-ROM issue only and requires a 486 or higher.