Nintendo DS Puzzle Games

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  • Peggle DS
  • Peggle DS
  • Peggle is a downloadable game from PopCap Games. Each level of Peggle features a colorful 2D background filled with different colored "pegs". The objective in each level is to clear all of the orange pegs by hitting them with a ball shot from the top of the screen. On January 8, 2008, the ESRB revealed the game was heading to the Xbox 360, for Xbox Live Arcade. On February 7, 2008 it was also claimed that the game would be making its way to the Nintendo DS, although PopCap issued a statement denying that a DS version was in the works. It was later announced on July 24, 2008 that a Nintendo DS version was being developed by Q Entertainment for a Winter 2008 release.
  • Jumble Madness
  • Jumble Madness
  • For over 60 years Jumble has been one of the most popular word games in the world. Both in print puzzle and new online, Jumble has entertained millions with its simple mechanics and brain-teasing anagrams. Jumble Madness is the next evolution, bringing classic Jumble puzzles and new variants to the Nintendo DS.
  • Mystery P.I.: Portrait of a Thief
  • Mystery P.I.: Portrait of a Thief
  • Play two addictive game modes: Find the Ticket and Unlimited Seek and Find. Investigate 20 locations and find over 2100 hidden objects or solve 20 Make-A-Match puzzles in this fun-filled Nintendo DS game, Mystery P.I.: Portrait of a Thief.
  • Slingo Quest
  • Slingo Quest
  • Slingo Quest for the Nintendo DS features new game modes including Multi-Card Slingo, Seven by Seven Slingo, and Pirate's Fortune Slingo. With a new quest format and 60 levels of Slingo fun, pick-up new power-ups such as Slingo Vision, Devil Protection and Multipliers. Players can also earn bonus rewards with new Slingo Stars and Slingo Stamps.
  • Cate West The Vanishing Files
  • Cate West The Vanishing Files
  • In Cate West The Vanishing Files for the Nintendo DS, a series of unsolved crimes dubbed "The Vanishing Files" have paralyzed the city. The answers are at the tip of your fingers as you seek, search, and discover clues with the DS Stylus.
  • Cradle of Rome
  • Cradle of Rome
  • Welcome to the birth of the Roman Empire where players re-create the legendary city of old using a unique variation of the Match-3 puzzle mechanic. In Cradle of Rome for the Nintendo DS, players still swap two adjacent squares around to create a row of three or more, but instead of completing the board as quickly as possible, the goal is to gather as many resources as you can before the timer runs out. The more resources you gather, the faster you can build Rome. Start with a lowly saw mill and progress to gain access to historical monuments such as the Arch of Titus, the Temples of Venus and Saturn and eventually the mighty Coliseum.
  • Amazing Adventures: The Forgotten Ruins
  • Amazing Adventures: The Forgotten Ruins
  • Famous detective Hercule Poirot is back in typical style, turning up at just the right time to begin an investigation into the murder of a famous actress during what should have been the start of a relaxing holiday. Taking on the role of Hercule Poirot, players can scour a stunning tropical island for clues and delve deeper into the mysterious relationships between over 20 unique characters to search out the killer.
  • Tropix
  • Tropix
  • A big PC hit created by Robot Super Brain, Tropix for the DS is a unique combination of four different games, all set within a sunny island paradise. Players collect "sand dollars" enabling them to travel to new islands, buy toys and food for their Tamagotchi-styled monkey and discover even more games to play. Tropix is distributed by Capcom.

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