There are mainly two differences between this game and the original Filler for DOS resp. 7 Colors:

1. Instead of having just seven colors, you can choose anything between five and nine.
2. The color fields are hexagons instead of diamonds.

As a Windows game, Filler is interesting, because it has a completely custom window. There are noc conventional menus, everything is controlled and configured via the buttons on the top. To move the window, click on the name field. The buttons are, from left to right:

• Start game;
• Configuration: Computer skill, starting positions, number of colors, toggle blind game, limit thinking time;
• Define colors;
• Toggle sound, however, there is no sound (maybe in the registered version);
• Exit;
• About;
• Help;
• Minimize.

Since the hard skill setting is disabled in the free version, you may find the game not much of a challenge. In this case, go for Dmitriy Iassenev's Space Invader instead, which, however, is a 32-bit only program. Filler exists in both 16-bit and 32-bit versions, since the former is no longer available on Alexander Vikulin's Homepage, I have put it up for download here.

Download Filler for Windows 3.1 (149kB)

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Filler						90		Dmitry Pashkov
Filler for Macintosh						92		Lev Possajennikov
Fillers						95		Oleg Sergeyev
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Cameleon98						98		Jari Komppa
Space Invader						99		Dmitriy Iassenev