It's taken a while, but the rather enjoyable Tappingo 2 has almost arrived in Europe. It's been confirmed that it'll hit the region on 25th June, though it will skip Germany, at least initially, which has its own separate rating system - USK.
The title's developer, Hugo Smits, has clarified that this is a decision that's been taken by the publisher, CIRCLE Entertainment, though he hopes to potentially self-publish the game in Germany himself in the future. The USK rating system brings its own costs, and this reinforces our previous report on some eShop publishers skipping Germany. Though Nintendo of Europe can't control how USK operates, it's nevertheless a rather embarrassing scenario due to the region's headquarters being in Frankfurt.
For the rest of Europe the arrival of this budget puzzle title should be good news. It adopts a rather clever spin on a Picross-style formula, and we rated it highly in our Tappingo 2 review.
Are you planning to pick this up, or are you in Germany and set to miss out? Let us know.
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This is why Germany should just use PEGI. You're part of Europe Germany, get with the times!
"Tappingo 2 Puzzles Its Way to Europe on 25th June"
-omfg finally!!! this took ages
"But Germany May Miss Out"
-OH COMMON !!!
I may pick this up on 35th june, but i would like to know, is this a good game to grab or not?
@James_mussell98 100+ puzzles (about 6 hours in gameplay) for 2,99! Including puzzles based on Indie titles (Toki Tori, Mutant mudds) and retro consoles!
the game has an metacritic score of 79%
@Tsurii897 You only can use one NNID per 3DS and don't change that later on.
Finally! Been looking forward to this for quite some time.
@HugoSmits
What was the reason for delay?
@James_mussell98
Sure, why not buy the first one now? It's fun.
Finally. Day one for me 😄
@6ch6ris6 My sentiments exactly.
Why, oh why does Europe have 2 rating systems?! Why not just Pegi?!
In Germany third-party e-shop developers are leaving because a USK rating costs to much. This is very bad, and I can imagine Nintendo isn't that pleased about it! Its especially bad on the Wii u side, since the Wii u has almost no third-party retail support!
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