From the review:
"If you’ve never played Chainz, then you’re missing out on one of the more inventive match-three games available. Rather than making you swap tiles, it gives you a board full of chain links (some with two ends and some with four), which you then rotate in order to create chains of three or more. The concept is different enough to make it interesting but similar enough to be familiar and comfortable."
Nineoverten.com writes that Award winning indie developer MumboJumbo, LLC, today announced the sale of their top twenty casual games for PC on Shockwave, including top-selling fan-favorites from the Midnight Mysteries and 7 Wonders series
Following the release of three new videogames aimed at children, Avanquest Software Publishing is bringing another selection of new titles to the Nintendo DS family of consoles. 1001 Touch Games, Chainz Galaxy and Jewel Link Mysteries: Mountains of Madness are all available at retail stores now.
148apps writes: At first glace, Glowfish looked a whole lot like a recent game that’s released on other platforms named The Undergarden. That was a very pretty looking game, and Glowfish looked dangerously similar. But as soon as I started playing, I realised that despite its aesthetic similarities it’s actually something entirely different from a gameplay perspective – different from anything I’ve played before, mixing that old style platforming rule of ”collect so many things to progress,” with much newer ideas from games such as Osmos.
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so many puzzle games out there.
-another one of these eh? I like puzzle games-sometimes, sometimes not..
I love how these puzzle games can look so childish but they can also become intricate. Like lumines, I love that game, and it can get really tough, but the concept is so simple. I want more puzzle games that mix groovy tunes and patterns and stuff.
Hmmmm that statement sounded like a pot head wrote it