At GDC this year, Dale North, Nick Chester and I giggled like school girls when we wereshowna super secret and surprisinglyintergalacticsequel to the addictivePuzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords.Honestly, this first trailer forPuzzle Quest: Galactrixdoesn’t reveal much at all. It shows enough, though, to give you a quick taste of the all new gravity mechanic. As you play each stage, the traditional colored tiles will actually fall in different directions depending on where your “puzzle ship” is in space. It is a tricky (but cool) feature and is sure to add an enormous amount of challenge to an already stressful game.It is also nice to see that the ridiculously overdramatic music is making a grand return. I always loved that about the originalPuzzle Quest.Puzzle Quest: Galactrixis set to hit the Nintendo DS, XBLA, and PC in early 2009 (sorry PSP owners), but we are sure to see more of the game at next week’s E3.[Thanks TrailerParkJesus!]
At GDC this year, Dale North, Nick Chester and I giggled like school girls when we wereshowna super secret and surprisinglyintergalacticsequel to the addictivePuzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords.
Honestly, this first trailer forPuzzle Quest: Galactrixdoesn’t reveal much at all. It shows enough, though, to give you a quick taste of the all new gravity mechanic. As you play each stage, the traditional colored tiles will actually fall in different directions depending on where your “puzzle ship” is in space. It is a tricky (but cool) feature and is sure to add an enormous amount of challenge to an already stressful game.
It is also nice to see that the ridiculously overdramatic music is making a grand return. I always loved that about the originalPuzzle Quest.
Puzzle Quest: Galactrixis set to hit the Nintendo DS, XBLA, and PC in early 2009 (sorry PSP owners), but we are sure to see more of the game at next week’s E3.
[Thanks TrailerParkJesus!]
