Gamertell

Celebrating Adam Malysz’s silver medal in Men’s Ski Jumping, Polish developer Vivid Game’s Boozle is “free as long as the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics last” (according to a press release sent February 19, 2010). The 2010 Winter Olympics taking place in Vancouver, Canada, will officially end February 28, 2010.

Boozle is a match-3 style game where you have to try and balance between clearing food versus beverages. Consume too much on one side or the other and your avatar unleashes the contents of his stomach upon your screen.

No, really. Check out the Boozle screen shots in the Photo Gallery.

It’s kinda cute but certainly worth a download if you like relatively short match-3 games with a small twist. At least the price is right.

Vivid also created Ski Jumping 2010 for the iPhone and iPod Touc. The company likely decided to make Boozle its freebie since, according to the company’s home page, Ski Jumping 2010 is the “best selling Polish game to date” and was on the Top Paid Apps list in the Polish Apps Store the day it launched (February 16, 2010).

Here’s the Vivid’s official description of Boozle:

“Burp! One more, just one more… The unwritten law of the party: the better the evening, the more painful the morning. Drink one more beer, mix it up with some whisky, have a slice of pizza and chow down three hotdogs. As they say, appetite comes with eating. Keeping the balance between devouring unhealthy food and binge drinking is the key – a tribute to junk food and alcohol!

Boozle will help you rediscover the match 3 genre once again. You’ll need a drink after the pressure of hectic matching! Buy the game for the cost of a beer to ensure you’ll be able to jump right into a party wherever you go!”

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