Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
WiiWare
21st Feb 2011, 500 points
28th Jan 2011, 500 points
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- Series
Reviews
Review Jewel Keepers: Easter Island (WiiWare)
You cannot do that!
Jewel Keepers: Easter Island owes a debt to Bejeweled, falling within the range of 'match three' games which have sprung up over the last few years. Popcap's game had been around for a while but became a huge success on ITunes and Facebook, creating scores of imitators in the process. So where does this particular imitator fall?...
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Jewel Keepers: Easter Island News
Nintendo Download 21st February 2011 (North America)
Faxanadu leads the charge
It's been two weeks since we last saw a Virtual Console game, which means it's time for another one, this time in the shapely side-scrolling form of Faxanadu on NES. There's also a couple of WiiWare demos and some DSiWare puzzle games of course, as well as headline WiiWare download... well, we won't spoil it. Virtual...
Nintendo Download 28th January 2011 (Europe)
Back to no Virtual Console games
Every one of Capcom's announced arcade titles is out now, which means they don't have anything else coming anytime soon. Nobody else seems to have picked up their slack this week, as there's no new Virtual Console titles, but as expected that means there's a decent amount of games for the other services. WiiWare:...
About The Game
One day Professor “H”, a world-renowned expert on Easter Island, received a strange letter from the capital city Hanga Roa.
It was a cry for help from somebody unknown and said that something bad was happening on the island. Without hesitation, Professor "H" rushed to the island - together with his assistant Joel and his granddaughter Ivie - where many puzzles, mysteries and quests awaited them. Can you help Professor "H" reveal the greatest secret of Easter Island?
- More than 40 levels spread all over Easter Island
- Tons of different board shapes
- Intriguing story about the mysteries of Easter Island
Comments 1
The controls absolutely suck, but it's a nice game with a good presentation. But I don't think there is much else to do after beating all 40 levels. Free play seems kinda pointless at the moment.
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