Pozzo Jello Crusade

This is a really fantastic classic-style puzzle game. You move on a 2-dimensional grid and collect "jello" tiles, which destroy the grid tile when you collect them, meaning you cannot backtrack. Furthermore, the tiles come in a variety of colors. Collecting all of a particular color will open any corresponding "locks" in the level. This is the basic ruleset of the game, but the game iterates on it with some interesting gimmicks for each set of levels. The game is really nothing more than what it appears to be on the surface. It's a really solid puzzle game. They've been kind of sparse, lately, so if you've been hungry for one, I'd recommend it. I mean, it's 3 dollars. Be forewarned, at my current playtime (2.6 hrs) I've 100%ed the game, minus one achievement I can't figure out how to trigger.

*exhale* It seems many who label themselves as "gamers" have infinitesimal knowledge of the awe-inspiriing work of ToG (Tales of Game's for all the uneducated droll who have inhabited the underside of a rock since conception), which is an abhorrent shame that plagues this community of vidcons. Pozzo Jello Crusade being the most current release of the studio has clearly not obtained the attention it so deserves. ToG has a clear understanding of the superior Japanese market, yet vanilla-brand "gamers" still occupy themselves with the likes of NBA 2k16 (which clearly breaks the "one-sports-game-a-year" rule of the vidcon industry, and can't even ever top the other b-ball games ToG themselves have released). Jello Crusade incorporates the max-talented, DOOM-MURDERHEADS, gz and laz, and clearly reiterates the talents of ToG's own Nobuo Uematsu as lead composer. I see my humble self as aligned with TRUE DOOM-MURDERHEADISM, so my opinion is one you can obviously trust (as if my point hasn...

[i]When you are one jello cube away from victory...and you find yourself cornered by darkness itself...welcome to your personal hell[/i] Challenging puzzle game where one mistake can cause your entire house of cards to collapse, hours of work and planning undone. Good for children and adults!

Best interactive Brand Experience since Chex Quest

Say "Jello" to this pozzo-tively delightful Chip's-Challenge-lite/like from the fast-drivin' rubber-burnin' boys at ToG!

It's not Barkley 2. It's got some charm in its writing, but the gameplay isn't really enough to make you want to keep going. Pretty great soundtrack, but... well, y'know. It's not Barkley 2.

good puzzles. Didnt get every jello because I replayed a level to see if I could complete it differently and it reset my jello/coins count for the main game before I could beat it :(

My girlfriend says Monkey Cheese isn't strong enough.

Very nice puzzle vidcon

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