Customer Reviews

Puzzle Kingdoms

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This game is so addictive. I probably play this more that any other game I have. I've played it so much my family feels like it going to get permanently lodged in my Wii. The good thing about the Puzzle Quest series is that not only do they have addicting and challenging puzzles, they also have story lines that add that extra ummph to the games.If you're looking for sharp graphics and stonger details then this isn't for you but if you're looking for something to play that will take you're mind off of any stress then this is a game to play.

If you liked Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords (or Galactrix), then this game is for you. Controls wise, it's a bit better on the Wii than PQ: CotW, due to the changes to the game system, but the graphics and art style is a bit of a downgrade. Buy this game for the fun factor and challenge, and not the graphics/story. Very addicting, and only $20 MSRP (but you can find it for less).

This game is good if you like to match blocks to an rpg style game with a little better than a weak storyline.
Pros: good amount of game time without being so long that you have grown a beard and mold by the time you finish it.

Cons: A little slow moving at times and a little redundant storyline but still worth a look.

I just got Puzzle Kingdoms today. I love it. It took a little while to learn the controls on the Wii but it is so much fun. I will be spending many hours playing this one.

I bought a second copy for my mother and she loves it. She mostly likes the head to head feature.

I finished the campaign and didn't find it too difficult. Actaully I would like to play at a harder setting.

The game is a turn base game like chess. It is also a little like the jewel game where you match like colors and shapes. You can choose your army, spells, and enchanted items before you go to the battle map. You gain better stuff as you play more. You never become all powerful because you are limited by points on what you can bring into the battle map. For example: you can bring one good troop or three not so good. You could bring in some great spells, by be limited on enchanted items.

It is not has hard to understand as I make it seem. Just play and the games helps you along.

This is a puzzle game with one or two player modes. To be honest, this game sits on my shelf a lot... I haven't played it in months. You can find similar games online for free. Not a game designed for the Wii, would be better on a computer with a mouse.

It's not overly clear how exactly to play this game, but a little intuition helped us figure some things out. Had I played this game before buying it, I likley would not have bought it.

There is really only one type of puzzle to do and it is focused on getting weapons and shields to fight your opponent like some sort of crepy dungeons and dragons motif. I thought there were be many different types of puzzles to play and maybe an option to not follow the story line version. In the puzzle you slide blocks horizontally or vertically to match them with like colors to make them disappear. Very very disappointed with this game.

I just simply do not get this game. Read the booklet with it. Tried it a few different times, it just doesn't make any sense to me. Boring.