Bazzle Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)
This Bazzle Review is a game that combines sliding puzzles with Rubik’s cubes and offers you puzzles of different difficulties, with a variety of challenges and tasks that are fun and will keep your brain busy. Develop strategies to solve the puzzles efficiently. With each completed puzzle, your logical thinking will be trained and your cognitive flexibility will be enhanced. Seemingly difficult puzzles will become easier complete as you train your concentration and stamina with Bazzle.
Bazzle Review Pros:
- Cartoon and pixel art graphics.
- 343MB download size.
- Own in-game achievements.
- Slide puzzle gameplay.
- Two game modes – Solo, and practice.
- You get an image of what objects you need to line up and how.
- Daily challenges with a daily reward chest.
- Earn EXP and level up to earn rewards and unlock new puzzles.
- Daily progress lets you see what you did on each calendar day and acts like a stats screen.
- Controls are on the screen at all times.
- You can move objects on it their own or in a line.
- Stickers are rewards and you can view them, place them in a sticker album, and place them on a set background.
- Four difficulties on each puzzle – Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond.
- End-of-level performance gets a star rating using a 1 to 3 scale.
- Puzzle sizes vary as you progress.
Bazzle Review Cons:
- No tutorials.
- Doesn’t have a game tuner.
- No touchscreen support.
- Little replay value.
- Takes a while to get used to.
- The stickers aspect is kind of dull.
- Gets repetitive.
- The music is less than good.
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Bazzle:
Developer: Ghostwhale Games
Publisher: Ghostwhale Games
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- Graphics - 7/107/10
- Sound - 6/106/10
- Accessibility - 7/107/10
- Length - 8/108/10
- Fun Factor - 8/108/10