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I love :love: puzzle games!
Dr. Mario is so fun to play, and Tetris is good when I'm feeling masochistic. I used to have Yoshi Cookie on my SNES, but it's lost. :( Puzzle League/Tetris Attack is exciting, too! :D I often like puzzle games' multiplayer modes. GARBAGE FTW.
GOOD PUZZLE GAMES, GO.
Chu-chu rocket! Also if the bubble bobbles count.
Dr. Mario, Bubble Bobble/Bust-a-Move, Tetris, Puzzle Quest-- I can usually enjoy those for a while.
Luminous, love the soundtrack. And Dr. Mario and Tetris and Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine!
I can't play that, thanks to color-blindness. I confuse the blue and purple "beans" too easily. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Vermachtnis
Puzzle games are not my favorite thing. I only play hardxxxcore games with stories and guns and people being chainsawed in half etc. I should embrace different genres more.
I've never really been a big fan of puzzlers.
Well except for the Pokemon/Mario Puzzle Challenge ones on the Gameboy. Those were pretty addicting.
I do love me some puzzle games. Though recently I've taken a more tactile approach since I found a Kakuro book in a cupboard during some clearing out.
The Myst series bears mention within this topic, I think.
I really like all the Sailormoon puzzle games for SNES. Download the ROMS go go!
*Downloads* *Is arrested*Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
I love Echochrome and Tetris. I wonder why anyone mentioned Echochrome yet :confused:
Hexic HD, but only because it came free with the Xbox. :greenie:
You should see the things I can do with a few tetriminoes
My current puzzle game addiction is Mojipittan :D However, I can't recommend it for the majority of EoFF-goers since most won't be able to read it :p
The japanese are pretty good at making these kinds of games, strange little puzzle adventures that are totally bizarre, but awesome at the same time. One of my favourites is Kesamaru on the Gameboy, a random rom I found in the batch my brother gave me over 10 years ago. Another great is Bubble Ghost, also on the GB.
I'm pretty sure Point-and-Click Adventure games count towards puzzles, so I have to point out (unnecessarily) the sheer awesomeness of the Lucasarts games.