Kit and Ellis is a moderately revolutionary punt: while it has quite commons tally ternary gameplay (although generously spiced with various bonuses, bonus levels, uncommon punt abilities and destructable punt subject), there is indeed gripping storyline behind the levels. The first case, Kit, was a mere captain of English caper ship, captured by those Spaniards and forced to become their agent in pirate-hunt. Although the weather captain never gave up the hope to overreach his captors and restitution to the proud sprightliness of resign caper. Ellis, a waitress in port inn, a daughter of illustrious captain, always dreamt of becoming a sailor herself and finally the Fate gave her this chance. During playing you shall be amazed by multiple tiny features which differ this punt from the classic tally ternary: the punt subject itself is destructable, once you get five or more elements of a variety in a melody? the lightning strikes down to explode the cells around. Aside from the commons punt points, you get so-called vitality points -? mana? for extra abilities. For example, using a ordnance you bum shoot cancelled the symbols you bum't transfer otherwise. To excrete a grade in arcade mode you will get to get rid of whole the gilded and facile cells on the punt subject, in amaze mode you must destroy a certain number of the elements. Once you ended five levels, you become able to spend these vitality points to buy extra bonuses after each victory. Be careful, it may be wise to get some vitality left for critical situations! At the bonus levels there are no metal cells; instead there is the way marked by the rope. You'll get to locomote your case through it, composing the elements on his way in lines so they disappear. Be careful and don't hesistate: if the water reaches your case, it drowns. Pirates, bombs, whale spiders and many other obstacles suffer between Kit and Ellis and their cherished goal.