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Puzzle City 
Under the watchful eye of Mz. Towers, assemble buildings from color-coded construction blocks in this unique combination of block-dropping puzzle inlay action and city-building simulations. Revitalize 48 different cityscapes as you build homes, factories, shopping malls, schools, fire stations, and more. Earn bonuses and create special buildings across multiple stages, including snow-covered mountains, deserts and even a lunar colony.
- City-building simulation.
- Unique Arcade and Puzzle mix.
- Build special buildings.
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 600 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 6.0
- Hard Drive: 74 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Love this game - wish there were more like it
I love this game - it gets really challenging towards the end but is always fun! If anyone knows of a similar game, let me know!
June 20, 2012
Great puzzle style/design, but poor visual layout
There are many things that I like about this game:
- the puzzle concept ... similar to some other games in that the tetris-shaped pieces must be placed into the play area without wasted space.
- the added complexity of pre-defined colour spaces (i.e. only one colour of piece may go into the area) is a bonus.
- the flavour text is kind of fun (if a bit silly).
- the levels aren't timed, but if pieces 'stack up' unused for too long, the level must be restarted (limited number of these available before the game ends).
Unfortunately, I found it visually difficult to see where to play pieces. Once a piece is placed in the play area, a 3D building arises, making it difficult to see the spaces behind it. This is particularly frustrating on the "fill all target spaces" levels, as I found it impossible to see which target spaces might remain unfilled. (My areas looked complete - 3 times in a row - yet the game showed that I hadn't met the goal.). There was no way to see what squares remained unfilled.
If the game was simple 2D - just the puzzle aspect - I'd rate it with 5 stars gladly.
If there was a way (help button, one of the powerups, something) that would show "unfilled spaces" or something, even for a short moment - I'd likely do the same.
As it stands, the best that I can do is 2 stars. To me, being able to actually *see* the puzzle I'm trying to solve is a make-or-break requirement.
June 2, 2012
puzzle game or time management?
the r nice and clear
there r 2 modes timed and untimed
this game had possiblilities but they ruided it buy timing it and
i had issues with the very 1st level
i never have issues with the 1st timed levels
the untimed was ok passed it quickly
it ur into this type of game have fun b
this is NOT a puzzle game it is a TM game
so i think this should be re-catagorized.
January 23, 2013
Not a simulation
I expected a sim game, but this is really not a sim. It is pretty boring and not at all challenging enough to keep my attention, I didn't even make it to the full hour for the trial before I stopped playing.
February 20, 2012
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