A port of Dizzy Panic
"Dizzy hits the panic stations as the hydraulic crushers get closer and closer, belching steam - the machines going into termination sequence and its down to you to stop it." Dizzy Panic! was a puzzle game similar to Tetris, which involved moving a wall left to right so that falling shapes can pass through the appropriately shapes holes in the wall.
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I have no idea why but there's so many random puzzle spinoffs of games and almost all of them seem to have the same issue, that being there being a complete lack of energy.
I mean its not for lack of trying at least, here we have not one, not three but five different puzzle modes, one about matching sets of card icons, one about matching 3 or more of the same shape, one of matching rows of lines, another about finishing a picture puzzle and another about clearing a board by taking set moves. There's certainly a ton of content here and for people who like their puzzles its well worth playing as none of them are 'bad'.
But also if you was to ask me if I would remember any of them or even outright recommend any of the five to play, I don't think I would be able to. Its all just a bit flat and the Dizzy coat of paint isnt enough to make this anything more than an obscure curio of a game.
I have no idea why but there's so many random puzzle spinoffs of games and almost all of them seem to have the same issue, that being there being a complete lack of energy.
I mean its not for lack of trying at least, here we have not one, not three but five different puzzle modes, one about matching sets of card icons, one about matching 3 or more of the same shape, one of matching rows of lines, another about finishing a picture puzzle and another about clearing a board by taking set moves. There's certainly a ton of content here and for people who like their puzzles its well worth playing as none of them are 'bad'.
But also if you was to ask me if I would remember any of them or even outright recommend any of the five to play, I don't think I would be able to. Its all just a bit flat and the Dizzy coat of paint isnt enough to make this anything more than an obscure curio of a game.