The short answer is that Ilomilo is a puzzle game. The longer answer is that its a puzzle game that makes you think about perspective. Because each of the environments are made from various cubes, and because quite often the two titular characters (Ilo and Milo) can walk on multiple sides of the cubes, players [...]
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Ilomilo Sure Makes a First Impression
Posted: September 5, 2010 in Windows Phone 7, XBOX 360Tags: puzzle, windowsphone7, xbox360
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Tumble is a puzzle game where players use blocks to complete a series of tasks. The tasks can be anything from stacking the blocks in a tower to completing a series of mirrors to bounce a laser around to blowing up a pile of blocks in as big a radius as possible. Players point the [...]
Hints Hunter bricked my DSi. Seriously. Halfway through playing through its compliment of puzzle challenges, I paused the game – when I hit “resume,” though, the screen went blank. The music kept playing, but the display was totally dark – and every input on the system was unresponsive, even the power button. No resetting to [...]
The Inferno (Android)
Posted: August 22, 2010 in Android, Android AppsTags: action, android, android-apps, puzzle
We haven’t heard a lot from developers JavaGround Inc who developed the cross-platform tactics game Uniwar for Android and the iPhone. Going under the name TBS Games on the Android market, they released a new game not too long ago called Dante: The Inferno which is a top-down Diablo II style game based around getting [...]
We haven’t heard a lot from developers JavaGround Inc who developed the cross-platform tactics game Uniwar for Android and the iPhone. Going under the name TBS Games on the Android market, they released a new game not too long ago called Dante: The Inferno which is a top-down Diablo II style game based around getting [...]
TURN: The Lost Artifact (NDSi)
Posted: August 14, 2010 in Nintendo DS/i/3DSTags: action, ndsi, puzzle
Puzzler fans, your next fix has arrived. TURN: The Lost Artifact is the debut DSiWare effort from French developer Creative Patterns, and it’s a strong first showing for the studio in both gameplay and presentation. It would’ve been nice to see it ship with a smaller price tag, as eight bucks feels a bit steep — [...]
What makes a good iPad game? Something that understands – and uses – the freedom of the larger screen. Little Things does exactly that. A very cool twist on the hidden object genre, Little Things tasks you with finding items, but they are tucked inside shaped collages. The collages are shaped like dogs, scissors, ponies, cupcakes, [...]
