I have twice played this game all the way through. The difficulty of puzzle #12 is an outlier. The characters and story don't really come together but that is not the point of this game. The point is to figure out abstract puzzles in a relaxing whimsical setting and for that I can say it is one of most enjoyable thinking puzzle games I have played on WiiWare:-)
It is a creative relaxing puzzle-solving experience of light and sound. Being able to make your own puzzles and share them with the creator is a nice feature. Thank you for making it:-)
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Zandaxar commented on Review: Rubik's Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH (WiiWare):
Nicely-presented thinking puzzles to figure out — Two Tribes does it again:-)
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Zandaxar commented on Review: Adventures of Lolo (Virtual Console / ...:
This innovative thinking puzzle game from the 80s is still very much worth playing and has inspired many spiritual successors, so THANK YOU Lolo!
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Zandaxar commented on Review: Adventures of Lolo 2 (Virtual Console ...:
This game is great thinking fun. Too bad it doesn't look like Lolo 3 is coming to the virtual console.
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Zandaxar commented on Review: Toki Tori (WiiWare):
I just want add my voice that yes this is an outstanding game for those who like to solve puzzles that challenge your brain. Kudos all round:-)
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Zandaxar commented on Review: Bruiser & Scratch (WiiWare):
I have twice played this game all the way through. The difficulty of puzzle #12 is an outlier. The characters and story don't really come together but that is not the point of this game. The point is to figure out abstract puzzles in a relaxing whimsical setting and for that I can say it is one of most enjoyable thinking puzzle games I have played on WiiWare:-)
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Zandaxar commented on Review: Liight (WiiWare):
It is a creative relaxing puzzle-solving experience of light and sound. Being able to make your own puzzles and share them with the creator is a nice feature. Thank you for making it:-)