Games Database
DS/DSi
Puzzle
| Viewed: | 2D Static screen | Genre: | Puzzle |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Publishers: | Ubisoft
(GB) |
Released: | 19 Nov 2010
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No accessories | ||
Summary
Following on from the success of Take a Break’s Puzzle Master comes an all-new puzzle title for the Nintendo DS – Take a Break’s Puzzle Bonanza. Acting on consumer feedback on the original title has resulted in a new and improved puzzle game, created to satisfy real puzzle consumer requirements. Take a Break’s Puzzle Bonanza therefore retains the features that were popular in Puzzle Master and has added all-new elements - resulting in a title that not only boasts bigger puzzles, but also offers players more of a challenge and longer play duration too. Take a Break’s Puzzle Bonanza really gets to the heart of what DS puzzlers truly want.
The game includes over 1000 puzzles across seven different puzzle types: Crosswords, Sudoku, Arrowwords, Number Crunchers, Picture Posers, Codebreaker and Conundrums. There are three different input methods: Drag & drop using the stylus, tap in your answers using the on-screen qwerty keyboard or switch to the handwriting recognition and write your solutions in your own handwriting.
Store your progress across four personal profiles using the all-new Save function. There are two modes of play to enjoy – Time Trial mode for those who like to test their skills against the clock, or Free Play mode for the more casual puzzler.
The game includes over 1000 puzzles across seven different puzzle types: Crosswords, Sudoku, Arrowwords, Number Crunchers, Picture Posers, Codebreaker and Conundrums. There are three different input methods: Drag & drop using the stylus, tap in your answers using the on-screen qwerty keyboard or switch to the handwriting recognition and write your solutions in your own handwriting.
Store your progress across four personal profiles using the all-new Save function. There are two modes of play to enjoy – Time Trial mode for those who like to test their skills against the clock, or Free Play mode for the more casual puzzler.
