Single Player, Xbox LIVE Multiplayer 1-2, Local Multiplayer 1-2, HD (High Definition). Classic puzzle game action meets an epic RPG story of good vs. evil.
Great game, hours of fun. i just bought and completed the Marvel Puzzle Quest on Xbox One and loved that just as much!
Noisetank
21 Mar 171#9
See jeccius post above -
1 shilling = 1 turnip = 80 points
Its not difficult!!! :confused:
dfunked
21 Mar 171#7
Gems of War is also a freebie if you want more of the same (seriously, it's practically identical!)
noisyassassin
21 Mar 171#6
loved this game! bought it for 400points back in the early 360 days. highly recommend it for that price!
sradmad
21 Mar 171#5
good find op, heat added
Muskarcina
21 Mar 171#4
Thanks
benjammin316
21 Mar 171#3
Nice one John!
jeccius
21 Mar 175#2
Was gutted they never ported this to the Vita, love this game (was on the PSP only).
Bought this in 1982 on my Spectrum for 4 shillings and a turnip, we starved that night but still lived as kings.
BetaRomeo
21 Mar 1714#1
Brilliant game, well worth the 400 points I spent on it!
(For younger readers, we used to use a different currency before the £, which was simply called "points". Points were sadly done away with and replaced with the pound after Margaret Thatcher, who used to be our queen, closed all of the points mines.)
JoeBloggs112 to BetaRomeo
21 Mar 17#8
i didn't like the points system..it was so confusing!
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Cheapest this has been
Link doesn't appear to be working but correct link: https://marketplace.xbox.com/en-GB/Product/Puzzle-Quest/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d80258410896
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1 shilling = 1 turnip = 80 points
Its not difficult!!! :confused:
Bought this in 1982 on my Spectrum for 4 shillings and a turnip, we starved that night but still lived as kings.
(For younger readers, we used to use a different currency before the £, which was simply called "points". Points were sadly done away with and replaced with the pound after Margaret Thatcher, who used to be our queen, closed all of the points mines.)