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Polarium Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS Polarium – DS Game
UPC:045496735234
Condition:Used
Genre:Puzzle & Brain Games
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_POLARIUM
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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Polarium melds players’ stylus handling abilities with mind-bending challenges. In each of the modes, the task is to turn white tiles black and/or black tiles white, attempting to form horizontal lines of the same hue to remove them from play. To do this, it’s all about drawing a line across the tile grid to flip the tiles to their polar opposites; the tiles that lay under the line you’ve drawn will go from white to black or black to white. Neutral gray titles are a “free pass” for players to continue their line without affecting any of the in-play tiles.Polarium’s meat is in its individual puzzle designs. There are 100 unique layouts that must be completed by removing all tiles from play in one single stroke of the stylus. Early on it’s a cakewalk to find the right path, but about a third of the way into these challenges you’ll have to really wrack the brain to see the proper line to draw. The real skill is in seeing how to manipulate both black and white at the same time, not just one or the other. Hints are available when you’re stuck; the upper, non-touch screen is used to show the last attempt on the current panel, which is definitely handy as a reference to figure out where you went wrong.What’s really slick about this mode is the ability to create and save your own puzzle creations to cartridge. The game makes sure that any design can be solved by challenging the creators to solve it themselves; once it’s successful, players can convert that puzzle into an extensive, n.
Was a gift. They liked it. Nothing else to say about it other than to fill in text for the review.
Polarium is definitely more intuitive on the DS as the stylus just works so perfectly with it. Challenge mode is also maddeningly difficult sometimes. All around fantastic game and nice launch title.
I really enjoy this game. It gives my brain challenging puzzles to figure out.
I am totally a puzzle game player, and this one had me hooked from the first play!Like other reviewers, the background music gets old, but the flip on the old standard Tetris-type game is nice. It definitely wakes up my brain and challenges my problem solving and critical thinking while making the choices come faster.I really like the personalizability of the high score listing, which is a bonus if you share games with friends in any manner.This was my first game pick for my DS Lite, and I have to say it was a very good experience.I look forward to trying other DS puzzle games like Magnetica.
This game is simple to play and an ideal time waster. It’s very addicting because you are just determined to get that next high score. The object of the game is to draw a line and make all the tiles white so that they will cancel each other out. Similar to Tetris but a little different because of the way that you use the stylus and how you are able to draw the lines. Extremely hard when you really get into the gameplay. If you are easily frustrated with games, I wouldn’t recommend getting this one, but if you like a challenge that involves puzzles. Great for car rides, waiting in the doctors office, etc. I like it!
It will be hard at first but after a while (not that long), you will definitely like it..a good excerise for your brain..
it is so fun. it makes you smarter really. it has 100 chalenging puzzles that you will be trying to figure out until your 50 years old. best puzzle game ever go to
Qualität wie immer gut. Das Spiel kam pünktlich. Es ließ sich ganz einfach löschen und dann Neu starten. Auf dem Spiel wird alles ganz genau beschrieben. Es ist ein wirklich tolles Spiel. Macht Spass . Werde wieder ein gebrauchtes spiel kaufen.
In the vein of classic puzzle games, Polarium is very easy to learn but exceptionally hard to master. The object is to draw a single continuous line thereby changing the polarity (ie color) of the tiles so an entire row matches and disappears from the screen. It’s a simple concept but you’ll soon find yourself stumped as the blocks pile higher and higher.People that have difficulty with spatial relations and seeing patterns might be frustrated, but sticking with Polarium will surely eventually help improve those skills, something which makes the game especially good for children. This is a game that truly is for everyone (over age five that is).There are four modes of play. Challenge is an endless string of blocks falling and it’s your job to score the highest points. Puzzle is a collection of 100 grids you have to solve with one continuous line. These puzzles get extremely challenging very quickly and will surely please more seasoned players. In addition you can create your own puzzles and share them with friends. And last but not least the game features wireless multiplayer.One of my few nit picks with the game is that you don’t have a choice of background music. Thankfully, it’s very good music, but still it would be nice to change it up now and again. To make up for this though the game has you draw a picture to identify you on the highest scores list. It’s a great feature that makes the experience that much more personal. Several times I’ve spent more time cr.