ENIGMO GAME SOFTWARE

ENIGMO GAME SOFTWARE

Pangea Software released the following video that details nearly every corner of Enigmo 2, and is really worth a watch if you’re at all interested in the game:Įnigmo was one of the first iPhone games I spent a considerable amount of time playing. It’s an elegant solution and I’m honestly quite surprised that it works as well as it does. In Enigmo 2 if you want to position an object under another object, such as the dropper to get something under the stream of water droplets, all you have to do is tap the dropper and every object you drop in to the game field will be aligned to it. Pangea Software came up with a remarkable way to handle the placement of these objects, as usually manipulating the position of something in 3D using a 2D interface can be an exercise in frustration. The graphics in Enigmo 2 aren’t the only thing that’s in 3D, the game world can rotated using two finger swiping gestures, and some puzzles will require the placing and manipulating of objects in 3D space to complete the level. Enigmo 2 takes place in space, and gravity plays an even bigger part than the original with objects that can be dropped in game to manipulate gravity to steer the plasma particles around. Utilizing a limited number of objects from the variety of different ones that make up the puzzle pieces in the game such as bumpers to bounce drops off of and sponges to collect drops, etc., the gameplay of Enigmo started simple but quickly made way to levels that would leave you stumped for days.Įnigmo 2 took the award winning gameplay of the original, made everything 3D, and even added lasers and plasma particles that must also be directed to their respective containers. The goal of Enigmo is simple, water falls from droppers and a certain number of drops need to make it in to the tank at the end of the level. The iPhone port was announced at WWDC ’08, then went on to a positive reception in iTunes reviews and also was voted the “Best iPhone Game' of WWDC ’08.

Enigmo was originally created in 2003, and since has become Pangea Software’s most successful game.

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