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Puzzle'N Desu!

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Also known as
ぱずるんでス!

Control a character to push colored blocks, clearing groups of three or more to complete each stage.

Puzzle'N Desu! (ぱずるんでス!) is a Super Famicom puzzle game developed and published by Nihon Bussan (Nichibutsu), released in Japan on March 24, 1995. No earlier version of the game exists on another platform.


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Released
1995
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
361.77 KB
Rating
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About Puzzle'N Desu!

Puzzle'N Desu! is a block-matching puzzle game controlled by a character wearing a pointed hat. The core objective is to clear all colored blocks from each stage by grouping them into sets of three or more identical colors, which causes them to vanish.

Block movement has a distinct sliding mechanic; pushing a block sends it across the screen until it meets an obstacle like another block or a wall. This requires players to think ahead, as the layout must be manipulated to eliminate every block of a given color. The game can be challenging due to this need for planning and the presence of a timer. Running out of time costs a life, and while a level can be reset with a button combination, the timer continues from its current state.

Beyond the single-player puzzles, the software includes tools for creating custom stages. It also supports competitive play for up to four participants, with match rules adjustable before starting.

Puzzle'N Desu! Screenshots

12 images
The Title Screen.
The Main Menu.
This fella appears and wreaks havoc on the peaceful citizens...
By attacking them with bricks.
10 Stages await you in this game.
Stage 1.
Each stage is divided into separate levels.
Beating the level gives you a bonus based on the time left and how many times you've pushed blocks.
If you didn't get rid of all the blocks, the game will continue and you will need to press L+R to return all the blocks to their original position.
Watch for the timer though, as restarting the level does NOT restart the timer.
The Stage builder. In this case, I'm working on a level in the Stage 7 world.
Setting up a multiplayer game.