Coogles Download

• Developer: Boris Brock
• Genre: Puzzle
• Works On: Windows 95-98, Windows XP

Reviews

Moshboy
Coogles is a puzzle game. Your playing field is a square consisting of tiles. On some of the tiles are balls with various pictures on them. The aim of the game is to line up five balls (with the same picture on them) in a row. If you want to score highly in this game, there is definitely no room for rushed decisions because with each move you make, a new group of balls appear on the square, making the screen more crowded and stemming some of your possible moves. The key to this game is patience.
I’m not sure what it is about this game but it just didn’t grab me the way some puzzle games do. The graphics are crisp and nicely drawn and the music is decent, even though it sounds like a night club but that extra spark that a lot of games have to really hook the player in seems to be missing. The game creates no excitement and really isn’t very rewarding, considering how hard it is to achieve even a moderate score. Ultimately it just feels too pointless to continue playing.
Maybe if some extra graphical and sound effects had been thrown in (like some bigger explosive effects when you manage to line up five balls) the game may have had more appeal. As it stands, it just doesn’t seem to have much heart and soul. The game play has obviously been thought over and it has no bugs to speak of.
I’m not saying that this game isn’t worth a look – I just doubt it will hold many people’s interest for an awfully long time, aside from the most hardcore of puzzle game fans.