Inca Quest is a beautifully presented game that I haven't seen before. It works well on my Powerbook (1.5GHz 15.2") which is about three years old to the day now. Admittedly a fair few frames are dropped during the particle effects but it didn't detract from the overall experience very much.
Although not necessarily a priority, you might want to consider moving the media folder and generated errorlog.txt file inside the application package itself. Only one file to deal with, arguably more mac like, more accessible from the Applications folder as it wouldn't be hidden in a subfolder, etc.
As a side note, I don't know if it's deliberate or not but thank you for large bubbles with distinguishable character shapes within them. I love puzzle games but like a considerable number of people I am (partially) colour blind, and regularly am disappointed that a large number of them are completely inaccessible to me. From a purely business standpoint, I cannot understand why developers are so quick to alienate a potential target market that so easily could be included as you have demonstrated here.
Although not necessarily a priority, you might want to consider moving the media folder and generated errorlog.txt file inside the application package itself. Only one file to deal with, arguably more mac like, more accessible from the Applications folder as it wouldn't be hidden in a subfolder, etc.
As a side note, I don't know if it's deliberate or not but thank you for large bubbles with distinguishable character shapes within them. I love puzzle games but like a considerable number of people I am (partially) colour blind, and regularly am disappointed that a large number of them are completely inaccessible to me. From a purely business standpoint, I cannot understand why developers are so quick to alienate a potential target market that so easily could be included as you have demonstrated here.