Tagged: DS Puzzler

Jewel Quest Mysteries

DS / Reviews

17 May, 2010

Jewel Quest Mysteries review

Jewel Quest is another one of those evergreen PC flash games that has manage to capture the imagination of millions of people worldwide. Just like other hit titles such as Diner Dash and Peggle; Jewel Quest isn’t a hit because it has broken the Video Game mould for a new generation. No instead it has proven that if you can create a fun game that is simple and addictive, people will gladly spend their money on low budget time filler. Some of you may have already played Jewel Quests Mysteries: Curse of the Emerald Tear on your PC in the...

Professor Layton And Pandoras Box

DS / Reviews

14 Sep, 2009

Professor Layton And Pandoras Box review

If you’ve got a Nintendo DS then you’ll almost certainly already be familiar with Professor Layton, and if you’re not, the chances are you’ll have a friend or relative who is. You may even be one of those many, many people who, last December, spent the weeks in the run-up to Christmas scouring shops both online and off in search of what turned out to be one of the most wanted (and, seemingly, least available) gift items of that year – 2009’s Furby no less – the rather excellent Professor Layton And The Curious Village. On the subject of Christmas...

SUDOKU 150 For Challengers screenshot

DS / News

22 Jun, 2009

SUDOKU 150 For Challengers

Hudson has sent us some screenshots of their new puzzle game Sudoku 150! For Challengers which is one of the first Sudoku games to be released via the new DSiWare service. Whilst there are already a number of Sudoku games available for the DS, Sudoku 150! For Challengers has very nice presentation and comes at a low 500 Nintendo Points. The Sudoku 150! For Challenges is out now in the shop. Buy Sudoku 150! For Challenges now New: Buy Sudoku 150! For Challenges from Amazon.com Related: Colour Cross Review, DSiWare service

Lux Pain

DS / Reviews

22 Jun, 2009

Lux Pain review

Lux-Pain is a creepy anime story presented in the form of a visual novel on the Nintendo DS rather than a typical game. Lux Pain does have some interactive elements but there will be very few moments when you will be challenged or tested. As long as you bear this in mind you can take this DS title for what it’s supposed to be and enjoy it. Your character, Atsuki Saijo, is investigating a plague that has struck Kisaragi City. Silent – a parasite that burrows into the body and drives its hosts to intense feelings of hatred and negativity...

Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure screenshot

DS / Reviews

15 Apr, 2009

Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure review

Henry Hatsworth is yet another fantastic game for the DS and another shining example of how great the DS can be if its two screens are used in the correct way. You play as the afore-mentioned Professor Hatsworth as you perform platforming duties on the top screen and puzzling on the bottom screen. Whilst on the search for a golden suit you accidentally open a gateway to the puzzle realm and lots of cute but deadly creatures stand in your way as you run, leap, cut and shoot your way through the levels. Once you defeat an enemy, it falls...

Colour Cross picture

DS / Reviews

30 Jan, 2009

Colour Cross review

It’s good that we have this little bit of space to discuss Colour Cross, the Rising Star puzzle game for the Nintendo DS. It’s all too easy for budget releases like this to fall through the net and not receive any decent coverage. Most budgets really deserve this, but Colour Cross does not. Also, it’s far too easy to label Colour Cross as a simple rip-off of Nintendo’s Picross DS. And, yes, while they are both based on the same core game system, CC develops and adds enough to the original idea to make it more than stand out. For...

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