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Get into your submarine and go pearl-fishing in addictive underwater puzzle. You'll meet exotic marine animals and reveal the secrets of seabed while making combos out of colorful pearls. Beautiful oceanic environment, funny power-ups and much more.

Get to the secluded equatorial island of your dreams. Crystal clear ocean, tender clouds and evergreen palms create atmosphere of calm and cosiness.

This mesmerizing animated screensaver turns your desktop into a submarine action. Huge submarines, purple clouds on the horizon, brilliant reflections on the water, lonely seagulls and the great pressure of tons of water will impress you.

In order to save your peaceful island you must begin the greatest adventure of your life! Dive into 28 awesome levels of underwater challenges. Swim and collect pearls to present to the sea gods. Beware of ocean enemies!

Action fish game - Catch as many fish as you can within the allocated time limits. In Super-fishing, you must catch as many fish as you can before time runs out. Lower your hook to catch the fish but watch out for the lightening storm!

Maritime Software Suite is a Draft Survey, Lashing, Route calculation program for Ships Officers and Marine Surveyors. It complies with the latest UN ECE standards and MSC Code of Safe Practice for Cargo Stowage and Securing for Draught Surveying.

Transfer yourself to the lonely island, enjoy and relax. Admire the tropical scenery of this beautiful place. Throw down the weight of cares and plunge into cool ocean water. Realistic 3D graphics, relaxing music - you will be amazed.

"Underwater Ruins" is an Animated Wallpaper by EleFun Multimedia devoted to the marine theme. Have you ever submerged and watched the sea inhabitants in their natural habitat and the unique ruins of the past times civilizations? If the answer is no