Twistingo Collector's Edition Reviews

good game no dislikes

They've remade one of my childhood games! Gamehouse, PopCap, Reflexive, Zylom, etc. were the best!

First off, beware : there's a lot of snakes in the scenes, and a few spiders, so if you're phobic, this game is not for you. Otherwise, this is a case when I would like for Steam to have a "meh" option. The puzzles are varied, which is a plus, but way too easy to be challenging, plus by the end I was sick and tired of the "bingo" ones. The "story" is BS (and OK, that's not the main reason why we play these games, but still). There's also a casino with more games to gain coins, but since the coins are useless, so is the casino. Can't speak of the bonus levels, I was so unimpressed I desinstalled the game as soon as I reached the end menu.

Fun game with lots of elements to it. Not only does it have hidden object scenes to play but it also has snake balls mashed up with bingo which is really fun as well as rebuilding the island to accept tourists. There are mini gambling games of high / low, slots and a type of circular pachinko. You collect tickets to exotic outings and also tiki heads and jade charms. All of this is carried on with a narration about the hopes and dreams of one of the Islands native inhabitants who needs your help to vamp up their tourist industry and to do that you buy specific items with your winnings. At the end of the game all the mini games are unlocked and you can revisit them as many times as you wish. I bought this while it was in the new year sale as I think it is rather overpriced otherwise but the variety of game play is worth giving it a look over. If their second game of the same style comes out in a sale I would be inclined to buy it based on the enjoyment I got from this game.

Good game with beautiful visuals, a high quality soundtrack and smooth game dynamics. In order to find the Tiki statues, you will be playing three types of mini games: clutter sorting, clutter matching pairs and bingo ball/marble popper levels. Gameplay is very simple. A good game especially for older adults. It's not what I'd call a profound gaming experience, but definitely a fun way to kill a few hours of time.