In 1980, Nintendo invented the Zoombinis series to showcase the new feature of the new handheld console. It featured a new aspect for the company, which was the mobile puzzle game.
It's really about collecting pieces, and putting them in the right place. It's addictive and easy to play, yet hard to master. - [Neostuff] .
Zoombinis features a simple premise - you are a group of monster-like animals who must get from point A to point B without falling to their deaths. .
Zombinis .
Its gameplay is reminiscent of a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' book where the character walks along the floor - and then the whole thing changes in some way, e.g. it falls down, runs away etc. Each level involves doing something similar, though you must also avoid obstacles and collect items - which then leads to different changes in the scenario. The main game features 12 levels, each with three or four stages. There is also an additional levels pack, of which there are six, which can be bought from the Wii Shop Channel.
The game is simple, and relies on rather simple actions and reactions. Players have a limited number of moves, which are used to get their creatures to the next platform, jump over obstacles, or otherwise get from point A to point B. .
The basic gameplay is quite easy. You simply place a creature on the ground and it will start walking towards its destination. You can also go in either direction, either to the left or right. Of course, you can also fall to your death if you're not careful. The game ends when the small blue creatures reaches a certain point. .
Zoombinis .
I first played this game when it was first released on the Game Boy, but I never owned it. It was too hard for me! I've played this game many times since then, but only now do I understand the gravity of its simple gameplay. .
The multiplayer mode is pretty easy as well. It doesn't require much skill, as both players are controlling the same creatures and it just requires a bit of luck to know who's going to get to the goal first. This means that two players can play the same level at the same time, each on their own system. The Nintendo DS version features five new levels, which are unlocked once you've played them once. .
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