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Puzzle Kingdoms

Puzzle Kingdoms (2009)

by Infinite Interactive, Zoo Games, Zushi Games

Genres:Turn-based strategy (TBS), Puzzle

Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer

Story:Puzzle Kingdoms challenges players to plan out strategic attacks in order to defeat their opponents. Order troops across the map, conquering cities through innovative puzzle gameplay. Players build and manage armies led by heroic commanders to save the world of Etheria from the brink of destruction. By matching corresponding gems on the game board, players will both inflict damage on enemy forces while building mana that can be used to perform devastating attacks that will cripple their opponents.Show more

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