Frenzic started out as a Mac game, jumped to the iPhone a couple of years ago, and has now arrived on DSiWare. Each time it's migrated it's been subtly improved, going from mouse and cursor control to finger stabbing to, now, quick stylus tapping. The DSi makes the game better than ever and its two-dollar price point is as cheap as it gets on a Nintendo system. More modes or other extras beyond the one default gametype would have been nice, but even without them Frenzic is absolutely worth a look for just two bucks. (And it may also inspire you to dust off the old Trivial Pursuit set.)
The Quality Index champions the best games on iPhone for mum in celebration of Mothering Sunday.
A pair of puzzlers will keep mom occupied during the evening, whilst Zen Bound and Glyder 2 help her escape the everyday rigours of running a household.
Scoops indulges her ice cream fantasy in a massively productive way, though spillages are almost certainly inevitable.
Android Rundown - Frenzic is a game that makes a bold promise with its name – fast, frenzied gameplay, but then, due to technical shortcomings, often fails to live up to it. The goal of Frenzic is to try and drop wedges into the circles around the board, to form other circles.
Frenzic is truly a title that offers a quick diversion while you are out and about and need that quick game fix. The idea is to match pie shaped pieces within a pie shaped arrangement. A single piece appears in the center of the screen and surrounding that are six separate pie bases that need to be filled in with a piece at the proper angle.
