Gamezebo
Open main menu
Search

Tag: Puzzle

  • Bridge Constructor Medieval Walkthrough
    Walkthroughs
    • Android
    • iOS
    Bridge Constructor Medieval Walkthrough

    By

    Bridge Constructor Medieval is a bridge building / physics game from HeadUp Media. In this game, you use different materials to build bridges that must be stable enough to support the weight of soldiers as well as horses and wagons. Moreover, some of your bridges need to be strong enough to withstand catapult fire from enemy barbarians. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you build bridges that won't call it quits in the middle of a crossing.
  • Blek Walkthrough
    Walkthroughs
    • iOS
    Blek Walkthrough

    By

    Blek is a puzzle game developed by Kunabi Brother.  Players will draw lines to collect colored dots scattered around the screen while avoiding obstacles.  Gamezebo's strategy guide will give you all of the tips and tricks you'll need in order to perfect your line-drawing skills and make it to level 60.
  • Dwarven Den Walkthrough
    Walkthroughs
    • iOS
    Dwarven Den Walkthrough

    By

    Dwarven Den is a puzzle / mining game from Backflip Studios. In this game, you dig through mines filled with rock, sand, and soil to reach specific goals. If you run out of energy before you meet those goals, however, you're done for. Gamezebo's strategy guide will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you dig for fun and profit.
  • Dwarven Den Review
    Reviews
    • iOS
    Dwarven Den Review

    By

    Dwarves and dogs have one thing in common: Both love to dig. It's possible both enjoy lifting their legs on fire hydrants too, but we'll never know for sure. Dwarves would rather talk about gold and gems than how and where they relieve themselves.Dwarven Den is a puzzle / mining game from Backflip, the studio behind the long popular DragonVale dragon breeding simulator. Unlike DragonVale, Dwarven Den is fast-paced and action-oriented. It's creative, it's challenging, and it's satisfying to play (games that revolve around digging usually are). That said, its free-to-play trappings, though minimal, may frustrate some players.The action in Dwarven Den takes place underground (naturally). A single dwarf begins a quest to dig out and rescue some relatives that are trapped in crystals. Oh, and he pockets whatever loot he digs up on his quest, of course. Finders keepers.
  • ReignMaker Review
    Reviews
    • iOS
    • PC
    ReignMaker Review

    By

    I have a confession to make: I didn't play Tower of Elements. As a big fan of match-3 genre mashups - and more importantly, match-3 genre mashups that try something new - this is a fact I'm pretty ashamed of. But over the last week, that shame has lessened.I've fallen in love with ReignMaker, better known during its development cycle as Tower of Elements II. As you can probably expect from a game with a previous moniker such as this, the core gameplay should be familiar to anyone who enjoyed the original Tower of Elements. Players will defend their tower (tower… defense?) using match-3 magic. Each match you make will send bolts of magic flying horizontally down the lane that the matched gems occupy. If an advancing enemy is coming down that lane, they'll take damage and ultimately die.It may sound simple on paper, but it's maddeningly fast-paced in execution. You'll be dealing with a large grid of gems, and the enemies won't slow down just because you're having trouble making that perfect match. ReignMaker is a game of quick thinking; of keeping an eye on marching enemies while struggling desperately to find the matches that will obliterate them.
  • Hitman GO Review
    Reviews
    • iOS
    Hitman GO Review

    By

    Agent 47, or Jonathan Hitman as I like to call him, is an assassin with a heart. He may garrote goons with piano wires taken from actual pianos and dump their bodies in children's ball pits, but he usually does so for some contrive good reason. I think the previous games involved clones or …something?You know what? It doesn't matter. Hitman GO is nothing like the games from which it derives. It's a board game - several board games, according to the main menu. You move the titular hitter of men across prescribed grids like a game piece while other pieces representing civilians and thugs of various orders patrol and/or survey the board to knock him over. The hitman always moves first, and moving into an opposing piece from behind or the sides will knock them over instead.That's literally all there is to the game. It's as minimalist as 47's own well-waxed dome, and far more appealing to look at than Timothy Olyphant's.
  • Monument Valley Walkthrough
    Walkthroughs
    • iOS
    Monument Valley Walkthrough

    By

    Monument Valley is a puzzle game developed by ustwo.  Players will manipulate geometric towers designed with impossible, M.C. Escher-esque logic in order to reach the end of each stage.  Gamezebo's strategy guide will give you all of the tips and tricks you'll need in order to understand the logic of this otherwise illogical world."
  • Monument Valley Review
    Reviews
    • iOS
    Monument Valley Review

    By

    Monument Valley is a work of art.  Its intricate, delicately crafted levels are masterpieces that exceed their M.C. Escher inspirations.  Where Escher designed 2D representations of impossible-yet-operational architecture, Monument Valley opens that idea up to a 3D world that must withstand scrutiny from every angle as well as direct manipulation by the viewer.  Paths that appear elevated and inaccessible from one direction become stepping stones when rotated.  Supporting archways are actually stairs once flipped.  Every part of the towering structures fit together like crisp, fresh out of the box jigsaw pieces, and yet they can be turned and twisted to create dozens of new pictures that are just as unified and smooth.Your interaction with these impossible structures is twofold: at times, you will manipulate them directly, turning cranks or sliding pieces of the architecture to achieve tactile, immediate changes.  Other restructurings require characters within the towers themselves to step on buttons to elicit responses, ranging from doors opening to entire sections of the world moving.  All of these actions have one goal: get our protagonist, Ida, to the platform at the end of the stage.