Wired is a classic-style puzzle game, and one that Vlad Kvitnevski, of Ontario, Canada, has taken and molded into something new and entertaining. The concept itself is one that you've probably seen before: Connect wires from one location to the next. It is a casual game perfect for a rainy day, as it's something you can get hooked on and complete without the hairs on your head going gray, or being ripped out.
The graphics are good for a game of its style, not so flashy as to take away from the experience of puzzling, and yet not too basic, either.
The game does have a few flaws, most notable being that at times I could not tell whether wires were lined up properly. Another game play issue was the awkwardness with which wires connected to the walls, and this became a bit of a detriment to my progress; at times I found myself focusing so much on that more than anything else that I was actually moving backwards instead of forwards.
Overall, Wired was a solid entry into the competition, and one that will likely appeal to all ages and has only a tiny learning curve, if any at all. Vlad succeeded in turning a basic theme into something more and I look forward to more from him. Click.
Walkthrough Guide
that was quite easy... i would like to see more levels and gradually getting bigger. it took me under a minute to complete.
start around the blocks as they are fixed
answer (click here)
Posted by: sam | November 13, 2006 12:58 PM