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About This Game Play Zoombinis and guide the little blue creatures through fun and increasingly challenging puzzles on their way to a new home. Zoombinis is a re-creation of the classic, award-winning 1990's puzzle game Logical Journey of the Zoombinis. The small blue creatures, each with distinct personalities and appearances, are escaping imprisonment by the evil Bloats who have taken over the Zoombinis' home. Players take on the role of guide and help the Zoombinis reach the safety of Zoombiniville. Use logic, analyze data, spot patterns and hone problem solving skills. Players face a series of increasingly difficult challenges that stand between the Zoombinis and freedom. Twelve perilous puzzles each with 4 levels of increasing difficulty, a great story, and many fun and memorable characters make for an engaging and challenging experience. We challenge you to get all the Zoombinis to safety! The Challenges Allergic Cliffs Stone Cold Caves Pizza Pass Captain Cajun's Ferryboat Titanic Tattooed Toads Stone Rise Fleens Hotel Dimensia Mudball Wall Lion's Lair BubbleWonder Abyss Mirror MachineFeaturing Beautiful new backgrounds The original voices for the Narrator, Stone Guards, Pizza Trolls, Captain Cajun, and the Innkeeper Restored music from version 1.0 of the original game Improved celebrations and achievementsBONUS Original Game SoundtrackBONUS Digital WallpapersBONUS Mobile Ringtones (Android/iPhone)BONUS Digital Poster a09c17d780 Title: ZoombinisGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:TERCPublisher:Viva MediaRelease Date: 28 Oct, 2015 Zoombinis Free Download Crack With Full Game MAKE ME A PIZZA!. Fleens? You’re not fleens! Hmph... Whoever you are, MAKE ME A PIZZA!. Played this game as a kid. Still just as fun! Love the updated graphics.. The amount of pure nostalgia that this game hits me with is almost too much. The very sound of the game booting up plasters a massive smile on my face. This reminds me of so many afternoons, spent with my grandparents and cousins, eating pizza and trying to get to Zoombiniville. The puzzles are just as fun (and sometimes frustrating) as I remember all those years ago... maybe this time I will actually finish the game!. This is probably the best educational game around, and while that isn't saying too much, it manages to be an extremely engaging and fun game, while also being very educational. As a child I sunk many, many hours into Zoombinis, and it taught me a lot about logic, problem solving and maths, and sparked lifelong interests in those areas - all while I enjoyed myself massively - it was easily one of my favourite games.The game is a series of 12 puzzles, each having four difficulty levels that range from simple to teach you the basics up to hard enough to make anyone, child or adult, think a bit. These puzzles are interesting, varied and have really engaging theming, with characters that bring the world to life. There is an overarching plot where the player is helping all the Zoombinis travel across the map to a new home, giving a long-term goal.The puzzles teach a variety of skills, all focusing on logic and problem solving, with a little mathematics thrown in. None of them fall into the usual educational game traps (quizzes, etc...), but rather teach by letting the player experiment, learn and apply their understanding in an iterative way - this is the best way to learn, and it is great fun. I never saw the game as 'an educational game' as a child, despite it teaching me a lot.Most of the puzzles involve sorting the Zoombinis (who are composed from a set of features - hair, eyes, nose, 'feet'), into groups or applying them to situations. For example, the first puzzle gives the player two bridges, each will reject Zoombinis with certain traits (that the other accepts) - the player must work out which traits are allowed on each bridge in order to get all the Zoombinis across. This is a simple start, but as the game goes on, the puzzles become deeper and more complex, with interesting solutions. The game slowly increases the difficulty, teaching the child how to think to solve the puzzles before hitting them with the hard stuff.The characters are incredbily entertaining, despite being a puzzle game with little real interaction, the game uses environment, animation and some dialogue to great effect to breathe life into it's characters - the Pizza Trolls are a favourite, and are timelessly entertaining. I still find myself saying 'MORE TOPPINGS' along with Arno.This is quite possibly the best game you could buy for a child, and the age range it targets is surprisingly large - the difficulties vary enough to allow children of all ages and abilities to enjoy and learn from it. At it's more difficult settings, this would even make a great alternative to a 'brain training' style game for adults - the puzzles get hard and interesting, no matter the age. This is a great game to play with children, (or for siblings to play together), although it is important to let children try, fail and learn from those failures, rather than pointing out the solutions.If you have played the game before, you may want to know how it compares. The update itself is mostly pretty negligable (which is mostly a good thing) - the most important part being that it runs happily on modern systems.A few quality of life enhancements have been made - some of the slower animations seem to have been sped up a little to reduce the delay, but unfortunately a few places are still as slow as they were (particularly the mirror machine, which retains it's annoying need to flip the switch on and back for each Zoombini). A few of the animations also look a little odd (the toads jumping in and out, for example), but these are minor issues, and mostly a problem that won't affect the average player, only the veteran coming back where the puzzles can be solved quickly enough to make the delay seem longer, or notice the animation difference.The graphics have been updated, but all remain the same at their core. Some places have been clarified a little (the placement spot for the Fleans has been made more obvious, the images in the mirror machine have been made clearer), but nothing changed in a substantial way. They look great, and retain all of the charm of the originals.The game retains it's original sound, with the great music that is upbeat, with a hint of mystery, and the wonderful narrator, who adds humour and a sense of grand importance to what you do in the game. The audio quality is below that of a modern game, but I think TERC were right to leave it as is, the original recordings were spot-on, and a new version would have struggled to live up to the originals.Just as fun as it used to be, a little prettier, and highly recommended. Easily worth the money.. DISCLAIMER-I'm going to talk about this game assuming you've played the original version and I won't be going over the gameplay that much.At it's heart, this game is the original "Logical Journey of the Zoombinis" with new and/or smoothed out graphics. Given how fantastic an edu-tainment game the original was, you'd think that all that and more would make this game the superior version. In my opinion......it's not......or at least it isn't yet.Probably the most noticable change to people who played the original game is the redesign of the Zoombinis themselves, as well as that of the backgrounds. All of the backgrounds have been redrawn, and overall, they look really cool! As for the Zoombinis have more of a horizontal oval shape as opposed to the original egg shape, and their features have been redrawn to look either better, or completely different. I think they look pretty cute this way, and it would be a great change if they blended in with everyone else! Although the Zoombinis have been redesigned, every other character in the game has been ripped from the original and they had their pixels smoothed out. Even though the nostalgia factor from this is nice, they feel very out of place when viewed next to the Zoombinis, especially considering that they didn't even bother to give the characters any new frames of animation to make them look smoother. In fact, in some cases, it appears the animation has gotten worse! In the original game's puzzle with the frogs, the frogs had very neat authentic looking hopping animations. In this version, their animations have been dumbed down so that they just kinda move to each lilypad.I'll spare you the other aesthetic errors I've found as they are relatively minor. honestly, my biggest complaint is that this version is actually very glitchy. I've run into puzzles where I'd let go of the mouse and my Zoombini would just hang in the air, forcing me to leave it behind and ruining my perfect runs. As far as I can tell, the game is just a port of the original with new graphics. How did they manage to screw that up? To be fair, it's been a long time since I've played the original, so it could have been just as glitchy as this game is, butit doesn't make it any less frustrating. if the original did have the glitches, then this would have been a great opprotunity to fix them.However, at the end of the day, I really didn't regret getting this version of the game that much. Again, at it's heart, it's the original game with really good new/revamped graphics. All of the puzzles are the same as before and all of the great voice acting from the narrator to the pizza trolls is still there. If you haven't played the original and wanna give it a shot, this is probably a good way to do it! I give the game an 8/10.In conclusion...Hip hip! ZOOMBIIIIIINIIIIIII!!!!!. Legitimately better than Watch Dogs.... A thrilling, challenging adventure depicting the Exodus of the chosen Zoombini people from their slavery by the Bloats.. This game is exactly how I remember if. Brings me back to second grade during the much valued computer time playing this game in the back of my classroom and enjoying every minute of it. Being a Senior in college hasn't done much to change the experience. The games main preface was surprisingly real. A group of diverse people invaded by another group with physical differences exploited and enslaved for their resources and labor. I would of never took notice of that playing it as a kid.. Ran at 240 fps on Windows 10 in full-screen... Optimized nostalgia is the best