Puzzle Guzzle
- Genre
- Puzzle
- Released on
- PSP
- 2/26/2008
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- Pub
- Agetec
- Dev
- Irem Software Engineering, Inc.
Like any good puzzle game, Puzzle Guzzle quickly turns from an entertaining pastime to a vexing challenge that is extremely addictive. As the pieces appear faster and faster, and in even more complicated patterns, players can go from trying to finish a level to simply trying to stay alive. For an even greater test of multi-lateral thinking skills, Puzzle Guzzle can be played competitively against a friend to see whose mind is quicker on the draw.
- Review
Name: Puzzle Guzzle
Genre: Puzzle
Platform: PSP
Puzzle Guzzle is a game that puts all of its cards on the table as soon as you pick it up. Not unlike Tetris, there are a few different game modes to play in the single player section and the main mode of the game features falling blocks. Players work to destroy the blocks so that the game can continue forever.
Different shaped blocks can be put together to make longer shapes, and when it doesn’t have any sides left open the shape disappears and points are given. It's a simple idea, and one that I am surprised hasn’t been thought of yet. The only downside is that while it starts off fun and easy, the play ends up being somewhat tedious and, unlike Tetris, things start to fall apart once the gameplay speeds up.
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