Reiner Knizia's Brains Japanese Garden
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $2.99 | Pegasus Spiele Verlags- und Medienvertriebsges. mbH | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
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What’s it about?
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It is not as easy as it might seem at first glance to lay out the perfect Japanese Garden – and it is even harder if you have to do it by following strict instructions. Will you manage to find the perfect garden tiles to finish all the Tasks laid out before you?
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How does it work?
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On 40 Puzzle sheets, you have to lay out up to 5 Garden tiles and their different paths, so that you fulfill all the required Tasks. But be aware, each puzzle only has exactly one solution.
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In short:
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- Think-heavy brain-teaser by star-designer Dr. Reiner Knizia
- 40 brainy puzzles
- 17 unlockable Achievements
- Fitting Asian soundtrack
- For 1 Player
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System Requirements
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- Requires iOS 7.0 or newer
- Compatible with iPhone (3GS or newer), iPad (all), iPod touch (3rd Generation or newer)
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Credits
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Game Design: Reiner Knizia
Artwork: Andreas Resch
Project Management: Thygra Spiele
Realisation: Questor GmbH
App Design: Michael Kleinhenz & Christoph Jerolimov
© 2015 Pegasus Spiele GmbH
Am Straßbach 3, 61169 Friedberg, Germany
www.pegasus.de
All rights reserved.
Reviews
Fun brain bender!
AlaskaDaveAK
As typical with most later Reiner games, the rules are somewhat easy to grasp, quick to learn and fun to implement. In this game, you are given a puzzle board where you have to match different sides in certain ways. These ways include: connecting sides so the path passes through a certain number of tiles, connecting sides so the path passes by a pagoda, connecting sides so a path passes over a certain number of bridges, or connecting sides to match a certain symbol. You are given a certain number of tiles and then must place and rotate the tiles so as to successfully satisfy what each side wants. It's fun in bursts and hits a similar vein as Tsuro, Indigo and certain elements of Carcassonne. That said, this game is unlike any of those in gameplay. It's worth it for $2, and the art is pleasing, the soundtrack is immersive and the gameplay is fun!
