Your favourite PUZZLE game - Page 4

08 October 2012, 09:55

Easy: Manhunt
JK. I vote for Tetris.

s2325 · 08 October 2012, 10:36

Amiga: Plotting
GameBoy Advance: Super Move Quest, Bookworm, Polarium, Rampage Puzzle Attack, Scrabble, Tringo, Zoo
GameBoy: Nontan to Issho - Kurukuru Puzzle, Scrabble, Tetris Blast, Wild Snake, WordZap, Yoshi no Panepon
MegaDrive/Genesis: Megapanel, Pac-Attack
NES: Bombliss, Flipull
SNES: Nontan to Issho - Kurukuru Puzzle, Pieces, Super Bombliss, Super Tetris 3, Wild Snake, Yoshi's Cookie
PC (Windows): Bejeweled 3, Bookworm Deluxe

frikilokooo · 08 October 2012, 11:38

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Originally Posted by SyX

VL is a nice game itself, but it's a clone of Konami's Quarth arcade. There is a few other clones for Amiga as Powerstones or Rectangle, but my favourite was Age of Rock (you can get it in aminet), i suppose because as in your case, i got this first

With respect to my favourite puzzle games, well i remember pass a few afternoons of my youth in Atomix, E-Motion, Extase (Amazing Music!!!), Locomotion (very stressing game, but a lot of fun

), Pipemania, Stone Age, ... even Tangram

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akira

As I said, I didn't mean it was unique, and I was right in doubting it. I didn't know of that game, thanks for the pointer and the clarification!

clone?

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If Vital Light is a Quarth clone then Quarth is a Tetris clone.

rsn8887 · 08 October 2012, 20:26

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Originally Posted by SyX

"Age of Rock" has a 3 player mode too... and if you take a look to Blasteris, it uses a lot of graphics of "Age of Rock", even similar screen design in the menu and in thegame. If i remember well, Andreas Spreen in the manual of an old version of AoR (not the last in aminet) talked about being ripped by a publisher, i think you have rediscovered which

You are right. Looking at Age of Rock, it does look very similar. So Blasteris was just a rip off. Well, gotta try Age of Rock then

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Originally Posted by s2325

GameBoy Advance: Super Move Quest, Bookworm, Polarium, Rampage Puzzle Attack, Scrabble, Tringo, Zoo
SNES: Nontan to Issho - Kurukuru Puzzle, Pieces, Super Bombliss, Super Tetris 3, Wild Snake, Yoshi's Cookie

Great list! Never heard of Polarium and Rampage Puzzle Attack, they look very interesting. And I just saw Super Tetris 3 has a 4 player mode, how cool. There's also Tritus on the Amiga, it has a great 3 player mode, and Tetris 4D on the Dreamcast is also nice and has a fun 4 player mode.

Jonathan Drain · 09 October 2012, 18:53

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I never had the full game of this, only the CU Amiga demo. The demo version music was amazing. I could listen to that while solving puzzles for hours.

gimbal · 09 October 2012, 20:08

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Drain

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I never had the full game of this, only the CU Amiga demo. The demo version music was amazing. I could listen to that while solving puzzles for hours.

Great choice; its one of those games that succeeds in the "easy to learn, hard to master" deal. Ace intro too

weirdreams · 11 October 2012, 11:45

It was so funny

Sektor 83 · 11 October 2012, 11:47

I remember quite liking Locomotion and Logical at the time... haven't played either for a while, though!

-Acid- · 14 October 2012, 20:14

Amiga: Outfall, Blobz, Bills Tomato Game, Springtime, Lemmings
NES: Tetris
DS: Tetris DS, Mahjong Quest Expeditions
PS: Bust A Move 4

Probably forgetting some other great games too

Sektor 83 · 14 October 2012, 20:30

Ah yeah, Bill's Tomato Game! That was another one I enjoyed plenty at the time!

07 November 2012, 22:38

I discovered Minskkes only 1 year ago too and it is one of my all time favorite too, a really wonderfull job yes !

I love a lot e-motion (incredibly funny in two players mode !), the teller (in three players mode it is the total chaos ahahahaha), and many more on plenty of systems... Puzzle bobble is a true classic on neo-geo, the gamecube version is superb too, twintris, outfall (same family than minskies !), logical,... Sooo much great titles !

s2325 · 31 March 2013, 14:29

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Originally Posted by Akira

Neuronics

This is one of those "move and match" games like Puzznic but something about its polished graphics and soothing music, as well as brain-flexing puzzles, makes this my favourite Amiga puzzler.

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SWIV · 04 April 2013, 19:38

Puzznic

quahappy · 05 April 2013, 19:46

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Drain

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I never had the full game of this, only the CU Amiga demo. The demo version music was amazing. I could listen to that while solving puzzles for hours.

Snap! I bought this game soon as it was released after playing the CU Amiga demo (I still miss demo's on magazines). The remake (PC) is cool too and has many extra levels. It's even available for Android too.

Amiga: Chip's Challenge - basic graphics that serve their purpose and annoying NTSC screen (these days can be full screen thanks to WinUAE!) but the game itself was addictive!

Playstation One: Landmaker - hard to get hold of game and I thought was underrated. However, the genre of this title also falls into battle and arcade so not quite a 100% puzzle game?

Marcuz · 05 April 2013, 20:01

My fave is for GBA, Guru Logic Champ.
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a-type · 14 April 2013, 02:05

Deflektor! That music!

s2325 · 12 June 2013, 10:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by SyX

VL is a nice game itself, but it's a clone of Konami's Quarth arcade. There is a few other clones for Amiga as Powerstones or Rectangle, but my favourite was Age of Rock (you can get it in aminet), i suppose because as in your case, i got this first

With respect to my favourite puzzle games, well i remember pass a few afternoons of my youth in Atomix, E-Motion, Extase (Amazing Music!!!), Locomotion (very stressing game, but a lot of fun

), Pipemania, Stone Age, ... even Tangram

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gimbal · 12 June 2013, 11:55

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Originally Posted by quahappy

Amiga: Chip's Challenge - basic graphics that serve their purpose and annoying NTSC screen (these days can be full screen thanks to WinUAE!) but the game itself was addictive!

What impresses me the most about this game is the sheer amount of levels - around 150 I believe; the last one being a maddening ice maze sliding puzzle which I never managed to solve. 150 bleeding levels, and all of them have that personal "I'm going to screw with your mind" kind of feel to them. Its not like they were haphazzardly thrown together by an intern, they were carefully designed by people who enjoyed doing that a whole lot.

Jason H · 12 June 2013, 19:10

Buzzsaw is a nice falling blocks game for the ZX Spectrum that was made in 2011. I've been playing it a lot recently.

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08 October 2012, 10:36	#62
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	Amiga: Plotting GameBoy Advance: Super Move Quest, Bookworm, Polarium, Rampage Puzzle Attack, Scrabble, Tringo, Zoo GameBoy: Nontan to Issho - Kurukuru Puzzle, Scrabble, Tetris Blast, Wild Snake, WordZap, Yoshi no Panepon MegaDrive/Genesis: Megapanel, Pac-Attack NES: Bombliss, Flipull SNES: Nontan to Issho - Kurukuru Puzzle, Pieces, Super Bombliss, Super Tetris 3, Wild Snake, Yoshi's Cookie PC (Windows): Bejeweled 3, Bookworm Deluxe

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Jonathan Drain Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Sector K240 Posts: 338	[ Show youtube player ]! I never had the full game of this, only the CU Amiga demo. The demo version music was amazing. I could listen to that while solving puzzles for hours.

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Sektor 83 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: UK Age: 40 Posts: 143	I remember quite liking Locomotion and Logical at the time... haven't played either for a while, though!

14 October 2012, 20:14	#69
-Acid- Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: South Shields Posts: 812	Amiga: Outfall, Blobz, Bills Tomato Game, Springtime, Lemmings NES: Tetris DS: Tetris DS, Mahjong Quest Expeditions PS: Bust A Move 4 Probably forgetting some other great games too

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Sektor 83 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: UK Age: 40 Posts: 143	Ah yeah, Bill's Tomato Game! That was another one I enjoyed plenty at the time!

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Vollldo Posts: n/a	I discovered Minskkes only 1 year ago too and it is one of my all time favorite too, a really wonderfull job yes ! I love a lot e-motion (incredibly funny in two players mode !), the teller (in three players mode it is the total chaos ahahahaha), and many more on plenty of systems... Puzzle bobble is a true classic on neo-geo, the gamecube version is superb too, twintris, outfall (same family than minskies !), logical,... Sooo much great titles !

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SWIV Registered User Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: West Bromwich UK Posts: 74	Puzznic

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Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	My fave is for GBA, Guru Logic Champ. [ Show youtube player ]

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a-type Registered User Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Osaka Posts: 11	Deflektor! That music!

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Jason H Registered User Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: UK Posts: 109	Buzzsaw is a nice falling blocks game for the ZX Spectrum that was made in 2011. I've been playing it a lot recently.

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