nutmeag

These guys aren't good at storylines, but they definitely rock at making fun games.

You can get the puzzlequest PC demo here: [www.infinite-interactive.com]

Here are some of my thoughts about PQ from a marketing point of view: [internetducttape.com]

engtech

Metropolis

Ourobolus

It's a typical RPG but in the place of battles, you instead have a game of Hexic/Collapse. The first Puzzle Quest game was based on Bejeweled. You make matches of three or more of a certain colour, and deal damage to your opponent through special pieces or spells and abilities.
In between fights, it's an RPG. You go on quests, gather items, equipment and companions and level up your character. There are no videos of any nature in the first game, and I suspect there won't be in the second either. The story is told through dialogue between characters at the beginning of each quest, which are essentially a means of getting you to the next Hexic "battle." But I can tell you there is a cohesiveness between gameplay and story because you're always immersed in the universe.

There's also a lot of complexity outside the battles in character customization and item creation. But it all leads back to Hexic.

Bluecell

saketini99

What i was trying to say is i hope the game has a little more depth than a hexic game with star wars clips between levels

EDread83

Bluecell

tetracycloide

EDread83