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CepSoft is a member of the Open Software Group. Game Features: In Torpedo there is only one flag. Flags can be sunk by torpedo shots. When a flag is sunk, the flag disappears and a flag tile is added to the board for a different flag. The game ends when all the opponents' flags are sunk or all the flags are captured. Each player can make unlimited passes in Torpedo. You can use the manual or randomized ship deployment feature to create a game that is much more challenging than standard Torpedo. Standard Torpedo can be played on desktop or Android devices. It is the only Torpedo variant that is available on mobile devices. Echofon - free VoIP client with extra features Echofon ( is a free VoIP client for Android that also includes extra features. Echofon is a powerful VoIP client that allows you to make free and unlimited calls to any number within the USA and Canada, even if the recipient is not using VoIP. 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It comes as is, so if it doesn't work for you it's up to you to fix it. Enjoy! torpedo.zip is not a problem (it's the right file size), but the settings is a bit funny. It's not good to have a default game which is always launched. If you launch a game in target mode, it's a very different game. Exactly. I'd like to be able to "pause" the current game, but I can't. I think this game needs two button commands: "pause" and "restart" (as the first game was a strategy game, these two commands corresponds with those two actions). It was still possible to use the "help" button. With the current GUI (windows version) - "help" opens a help window - click on the small gray box under the game name opens the "help" window This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ. 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