Games Database
PC
Puzzle
| Viewed: | 2D Isometric, Static screen | Genre: | Puzzle |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Publishers: | JoWooD
(GB) |
Released: | 27 Apr 2001
(GB) |
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Summary
JoWood Productions commitment to puzzle games has injected the genre with much needed originality. Their latest offering, Think X, is one of the most comprehensive puzzle games to grace the PC to date. If you are the kind of person that drools at logic puzzles, Think X is for you.
The idea of Think X is simple enough, you must move the tiles around the screen until every last one has disappeared. If you had all of the time in the world and there weren’t any obstacles such as lasers, this would be a doddle. But you guessed it, there are. If lasers don’t scare you, the weakies or the vanishing bridges will.
It has to made clear that this is an extremely hard and challenging game. It is not for the faint-hearted puzzler, pregnant ladies or people under this height. If the idea of 168 levels of gruelling gameplay sounds appealing, then step right up. By the way, each level has six difficulty levels for a total of 1008 combinations. Say goodbye to your social life and hello to Think X, your new best friend. Luckily, Think X offers on-line help so if you fancy a bit of cheating, go on, no one’s looking. But then again, you could be completely friendless by the time Think X has finished with you, so no-one would care anyway.
The idea of Think X is simple enough, you must move the tiles around the screen until every last one has disappeared. If you had all of the time in the world and there weren’t any obstacles such as lasers, this would be a doddle. But you guessed it, there are. If lasers don’t scare you, the weakies or the vanishing bridges will.
It has to made clear that this is an extremely hard and challenging game. It is not for the faint-hearted puzzler, pregnant ladies or people under this height. If the idea of 168 levels of gruelling gameplay sounds appealing, then step right up. By the way, each level has six difficulty levels for a total of 1008 combinations. Say goodbye to your social life and hello to Think X, your new best friend. Luckily, Think X offers on-line help so if you fancy a bit of cheating, go on, no one’s looking. But then again, you could be completely friendless by the time Think X has finished with you, so no-one would care anyway.
