Posts Tagged ‘puzzle’

Lose Your Marbles is one of those games where you start off with a board that has one empty spot and you have to jump pieces over each other to remove them until there’s only one piece remaining. If that didn’t make any sense, here’s another way to say it: it’s a slightly fancier and [...]

If you’re new to this site, I’m gonna fill you in on a little tidbit that my longtime readers have already heard a thousand times: I have the IQ of a doorknob. It’s 100% true, and I don’t mind saying this publicly and repeatedly because it gets me off the hook for being so incredibly [...]

Spoilage is so aggravating! But I can’t rag on it because it’s also an addictive and well-done puzzle game that’s hard to put down.
In Spoilage you are no longer human. You’re juuuust slightly less than that… you’re bacteria. You and your little colony of heroic bacteria buddies are charged with the duty of protecting a patch [...]

You know you’re playing a great puzzle game when you’d rather risk peeing in your pants than put down the iPhone to take care of business. I wish I were kidding here but I came dangerously close to wetting myself, my couch, and my dog because I couldn’t beat one of Jumble!’s levels. I know… “TMI”!
Jumble! [...]

Wow. Ephemeron Industries doesn’t screw around! They set out to make a kickass puzzle app, and that’s exactly what they did with Jigsawed. Anyone who thinks they can make a better jigsaw app should just give up because they can’t, and for once in my life I’m not trying to be a total smartass.
I reviewed [...]

WallZ has been in the iTunes App Store for close to six weeks and it only has ONE user review? Daaaaang. It may not be The World’s Greatest Game but it’s definitely better than the low review count would suggest, and kudos to Gamer Outfit for not recruiting a bunch of their idiot friends to post [...]

I’ve played a lot of iPhone puzzle games, and KinWits is the undisputed king of making me feel like a gigantic moron!
The goal is simple enough: move the little KinWits from the start of the puzzle to their respective places at the end of the puzzle. There are two rules, however, that make this game [...]