#gravity maze

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Gravity Maze

Genre: Logic

Objective: Solve mazes using gravity while avoiding obstacles.

Engine: Unity

Programming Language: C#

Language: English

Availability: Github [here] / Google Play [here]

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6 Hot New Toys And Games Everyone Will Love

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PuzzleNation Product Review: ThinkFun's Laser Maze Jr.

In today's blog post, we check out Laser Maze Jr. from the puzzlesmiths at @ThinkFun!

Whether you’re unraveling locks and ropes in Houdini, bending gravity to your will in Gravity Maze, making music note-by-note with Compose Yourself, or mastering the basics of programming in Robot Turtles, playing with the puzzle games by ThinkFun always encourages you to learn while you solve. Today, we see if Laser Maze Jr. matches the high standard set by those other puzzly products. Now, for…

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PuzzleNation Product Review: Rush Hour Shift and All Queens Chess

In today's product review, we put @Thinkfun's Rush Hour Shift and All Queens Chess to the test!

ThinkFun has always specialized in games that educate as you play, from the optics and angles of Laser Maze and the chain problem-solving of Gravity Maze to the coding-for-kids gameplay of Robot Turtles and the mental agility challenges of their Brain Fitness line of puzzles-for-one.

Two of their newest products bring the best of those puzzles-for-one brain fitness games into the realm of…

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Toying with Success: 2015 Toy of the Year Winners

Toying with Success: 2015 Toy of the Year Winners

The Toy Industry Association‘s 112th North American International Toy Fair 2015 (#NYTF15) got it’s official start with a ribbon cutting event at New York City’s Jacob Javits Center on Saturday February 14, but it launched with advance festivities at the Association’s annual Toy of the Year Awards ceremony the evening before.

TOTY Award winners were selected with the input of consumers (on…

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Gravity Maze by ThinkFun

There’s no shortage of brain teasers out there but very few have the replay value that Gravity Maze does. A combination of a logic game and marble run, players arrange towers that correspond to the 60 challenge cards and try to find a way to get their marble from the start space to the target. Honestly, it’s one of those games you would probably play on your phone in the bathroom except that no app can efficiently replicate the tactile game-play. If your kids are still too young for it, just keep it in mind for that endless list of cousins, nephews and nieces you need to buy for this holiday season.

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PuzzleNation Product Review: Gravity Maze

In today's blog post, we tackle the challenge of @ThinkFun's Gravity Maze!

This week, we’ve got mazes on the brain, so it’s only appropriate that the folks at ThinkFun sent us a maze-based puzzle game to try out. Join me as we give the full PuzzleNation Blog treatment to Gravity Maze.

In a previous review, I accepted the challenge of ThinkFun’s Laser Maze, a logic game requiring players to direct, divert, and split an actual laser beam with mirrors in order to light up…

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Gravity Maze helps get the brain working

Our brain is pretty much like a puzzle – the more we make use of it, the more efficient it becomes as we hone the thought process to sharpen the dull parts. Having said that, with all of the passive entertainment that one goes through each day in this day and age through the movies and at home in front of the TV, how about playing a more pro-active role ... http://dlvr.it/72BxgQ