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Puzzle Dimension

Puzzle Dimension (XSX) game cover art
Platform: Mac
Tags: Puzzle
Developer: Doctor Entertainment
More Platforms: PlayStation 3

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08/25/2010

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Puzzle Dimension review

Reviewed October 16, 2010

Jonathan Stark says: "Roll forward, carefully now... get that goodie... this is all according to the plan. Oh dear god, I think I just took a wrong turn there! Quickly, remember what happened the last time you tried this. Do I jump once and then twice to clear the gap or is it once, roll a step, jump again, and then I’m free? Wait, why am I still rolling? Is that ice I’m on? Oh, Christ, it’s a pit coming up. Jump jump aw please jump. Is that a spring or a switch? Spring or a switch? Spring or a... oh, phew, it’s a switch. Okay the goal is there, right in front of me, roll towards it... agh, I forgot about the fire tile!"
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Tags: Puzzle
Release Date: Unknown (North America)

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