Games Database
DS/DSi
Puzzle
| Viewed: | 2D Combination | Genre: | Puzzle |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Activision | Soft. Co.: | Rising Star |
| Publishers: | Rising Star
(GB) |
Released: | 12 Feb 2010
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| Accessories: | Wireless DS multi-card play | ||
| Features: | Wireless DS single card download play | ||
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Summary
Puzzle games can get so tedious sometimes. Who wants to shuffle blocks around, or rearrange gemstones anyway? In Animal Kororo though, you get to rescue an assortment of creatures that have gone missing from their faraway kingdom. Grouping cute animals together in twos to send them back to where they belong? Now we're talking!
The stylus is used to roll these 'animal balls' around the play area into identical ones, avoiding obstacles along the way. When you pair two Kororos, they both get eliminated from the board, freeing space for you to carry on your puzzle streak. The aim is the clear the play arena within the given time limit.
When you want to give yourself a different spin on the Animal Kororo gameplay, there are alternative modes to try out. Attack Mode sees you having to deal with more animals and obstacles as you attempt to clear the stage in a fast-paced course. Challenge Mode is a similar option, where you must beat the time limit whilst avoiding more objects that might hamper your success.
There's even a multiplayer mode for when you want a real opponent to challenge yourself with. Battle Mode gives you single and multi-card multiplayer for two friends to try and finish a puzzle first. And if you need to relax, check out the Kororo House, where you can shop for furniture and other goods to decorate and design your own room.
The stylus is used to roll these 'animal balls' around the play area into identical ones, avoiding obstacles along the way. When you pair two Kororos, they both get eliminated from the board, freeing space for you to carry on your puzzle streak. The aim is the clear the play arena within the given time limit.
When you want to give yourself a different spin on the Animal Kororo gameplay, there are alternative modes to try out. Attack Mode sees you having to deal with more animals and obstacles as you attempt to clear the stage in a fast-paced course. Challenge Mode is a similar option, where you must beat the time limit whilst avoiding more objects that might hamper your success.
There's even a multiplayer mode for when you want a real opponent to challenge yourself with. Battle Mode gives you single and multi-card multiplayer for two friends to try and finish a puzzle first. And if you need to relax, check out the Kororo House, where you can shop for furniture and other goods to decorate and design your own room.
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