Jumble Madness definitely fits the mold of a game for the casual market, but not a lot of attention or care was put into the full production. The core games are solid enough, but it would have been nice if the developer went the extra mile to tighten things up, instead of leaving sloppy elements like a cheat-prone system in place.
Presentation - 5.0
Graphics - 5.0
Sound - 4.0
Gameplay - 7.0
Lasting Appeal - 7.0
Overall -
The worst thing one can say about the game is the Crossword Jumble writing recognition isn't very precise, some of the Jumble Jong anagrams repeat too often, and while the game is $19.99 you can play these variations and others for free at Jumble.com. Of course on the site you can only play the one daily puzzle at a time, but you will have access to more types of games and it costs nothing.
Still, for $19.99, you get a good portable version of hundreds of anagram puzzles.
This week marks the first big release of the year with "The Lord of the Rings: Conquest." So does its cover make our cut?
WTF is the point of this?!
This doesn't tell you anything about except the back description and then the guy gives his opinion of the game based solely on the box art. he said you can't tell the difference between LotR Conquest box art and other LotR games box art but you should still buy it. WTF
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For over 60 years Jumble has been one of the most popular word games in the world. Both in print puzzle and new online, Jumble has entertained millions with its simple mechanics and brain-teasing anagrams. Jumble Madness is
the next evolution, bringing classic Jumble puzzles and new variants to the Nintendo DS.
