ブロディア
Original Program:©1983 Manuel Constantinidis
PC Engine Version:©1989 Hudson Soft
(Licensed by Broderbund Japan Corporation)
Vol.25
Release : 1990-2-23 (¥4500)
HuCard (1 Mbit) HC90027
RAM Backup
Puzzle game
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Released in America as
TIMEBALL
( TGX020034 )
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Blodia is a puzzle game by Hudson Soft based
on an original idea by Broderbund.
The game features a tiny crystal marble that slowly
rolls through a maze of pipes. The goal of the game is to slide
those tiles so that the ball keeps rolling and doesn't run out
of track. Once the marble rolls passed a pipe it disappears
and leaves space to more pipes to clear up. Later in the game,
the playfield
gets surrounded by exit pipes that connect with one another,
this way the marble can exit at the bottom of the screen
and reappears at the top of the field.
A Turbo option is also available to speed up the ball. The first
15 stages can be selected from the beginning and the
game counts a grand total of 100 puzzles.
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Add your Pov here !
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I gave Blodia all the time and chances it deserved but
I had to give up.
I have to admit - Blodia is bad, unbelievably bad, hernially bad.
Ok. Let's be realistic here. Blodia's concept is fine,
nothing wrong about it.
But I am asking: where are the nice graphics and addictive gameplay that
whisper "come on ! just one more level, just one ..."
into your ear ? Blodia lacks all of that, and probably more.
The game has countless of boring monochrome puzzles that just drive you,
a step at the time, towards a nervous breakdown. A frustrating and
uninspiring game.
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