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Puzzle Wall

Puzzle Wall

|Japan|Arcade

6.0 /10

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In the spotlight and under pressure, a series of walls are coming straight at you! Each wall has a gap cut out in a different body shape. Hold a Joy-Con in each hand and move your arms to match the shape and slip through the gap! Sounds easy? It is at first, but the gaps get smaller and the walls get faster. How long can you survive before you're plunged into the slime? Practice alone or play together for some serious fun! 4 types of games! Classic, High Speed, Memory and Reverse will keep you on your toes. Three game modes! Challenge Practice and aim for the highest score. Versus Split screen head-to-head action! The pressure mounts as the walls keep coming! Arms & Legs Control the movement of the left or right arm, or the left or right leg with a single Joy-Con. Each time the round finishes the limb you control changes (but you're not told to which one). Quickly find your arm/leg and move it to fit through the gap as the wall approaches. The winner is the person who lasts the longest.

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Leans into Arcade — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Pure NintendoKirk Hiner · 18 Dec, 2018
6/10

As it stands, although it's fairly priced, Puzzle Wall simply needs more content. It's a fun way to kill some time at a children's party, but it won't be long before they're done with it and on to better games.

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Nindie SpotlightNindie Spotlight · 25 Oct, 2018
6/10

If you have smaller kids in the house who aren’t quite ready for something more substantial the motion controls and easy-to-understand gameplay may make this an excellent starter title. Paired up with some siblings, parents, and perhaps some grandparents this could provide some very accessible family fun. Short of those circumstances I doubt most people would find enough here to warrant a purchase, but I do applaud the fact that this game is extremely accessible and appears to accomplish all it set out to reasonably well.

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