There aren't enough train games on DS: this is a fact. With the exception of the terrible Lionel Trains and Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, there's barely a good choo-choo title for the console. With that in mind, we're rather looking forward to BiP Media's upcoming DSiWare puzzler Advanced Circuits, pledging to reverse the vehicle's gaming misfortunes from May 24th when it calls at the North American DSiWare shop.
Rules may sound simple, but the challenge is much tougher! There is only one solution to each puzzle. Solving puzzles equals to “the faster, the better”: you get higher scores if you complete the circuits in no time! In addition, the board gets bigger as you progress in the game. That means the first 4x4 game board you will come across is not likely to lie around… and may turn into a 144-squares board in the end!
The title offers two different modes for a long-lasting game experience, as well as other useful content:
- Challenge mode: 60 predefined game boards of increasing difficulty;
- Free Play mode: select the game board size and practice on any number of randomly-generated puzzles;
- 72 awards to unlock;
- Other features such as a tutorial, hints & tips, and even the solution if you feel like giving up!
And how much will all this puzzling set you back? Just 200 of your Nintendo Points. North American fans of trains, tanks, cars and puzzles in general may want to keep an eye out for this one, with a European release date to follow shortly
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Another puzzle game. Woop-de-freakin-do. At least it's a cheap one.
Lionel Trains was not terrible. Try giving it a few hours, plays just like Railroad Tycoon if they made a 'lite' version. The audio/video were crap for DS, lower end GBA at best, but the title played well and is worth $15 when it was new.
I'll keep my eye on this one, but considering Viking Invasion's (BiP's other DSiWare title) bad localization and meh-ish gameplay I may pass.
@Birdman13: Their previous game had a bad localization? Not too surprising given the bad English is this PRESS RELEASE.
And the release says absolutely NOTHING about the gameplay itself. How am I supposed to know if I'm interested if I don't know how the game works?
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