Ziro
About The Game
Ziro is innovative puzzle game offering incredible game-play in various levels of difficulty. You can relax and enjoy, or try to solve a serious puzzle that will prove to be a true challenge even for the experienced puzzle solver.
Story
Once upon a time The Earth was green and beautiful. It was entrusted to humans to use it wisely together with all living things.
Over time humans developed advanced technology using up the Earth’s natural resources. Humans lost their connection with the Earth. Caring only for their selfish interests, they didn’t notice the injuries that they had inflicted upon the Earth.
Climate change became the Earth’s scream for help. But nobody heard. Nobody until the cries become so strong that they woke up Ziro, the youngest member of the ancient order of Snowmen Earth guardians.
Ziro will take you on a journey of puzzle solving. You will be able to learn how you can reconnect and help Mother Earth.
So, Warm Up The Brain and Cool Down The Earth!
Features
» Puzzle game featuring over 300 mind-cracking levels that will take player all around world in noble quest of fighting global warming.
» Full 3D graphics powered by Ultra Engine technology that provides stunning graphics and visual effects rarely seen in casual games.
» A wide variety of puzzle elements that will heat up even the most prepared brains.
» Relax tension of problem solving and boost up your mood with 40 minutes of funky music.
» 3 different game modes: Quest, Skill and Practice – a challenge for everyone’s taste.
» Internet Worldwide “Hall of Fame” – compare yours high score with players all around the world.
» Enjoy the trip around the world through beautiful environments that are unique and characteristic for each part of the globe.
» Learn the most important facts about global warming through fun and excitement
Developer: Eipix Entertainment
Publisher: Kokakiki
Genre: Puzzle
Ratings: G
Release Date: 28th November 2009
Language: English
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Minimum System Requirements:
Supported OS: Microsoft Windows® 2000/XP/Vista/7
Processor: Pentium 4 compatible
System Memory: 512MB
Video Card: Nvidia GeForce FX/Go 7 series and higher; ATI Radeon R300/X300 series and higher; Intel GMA 900 series and higher
Sound Card: Direct X compatible sound card
DirectX Version: DirectX 9
Hard Disk: 200MB
Game Critics (7/10)
Tera Kirk: "Nevertheless, I enjoyed Ziro. While it’s not as simple as lining up things in groups of three—and not as addicting—it made me think in ways I’m not used to thinking. I kept wanting to play through it faster than I should have, lured by the siren-song of empty table space into thinking that the level layout was much simpler than it was. Was it a time-suck for me? No. But for a few hours, it forced me to solve problems in a new and challenging way.” - March 28th, 2010.
Please read full review at Game Critics.
AceGamez (45/100)
Steve Rosenthal: "If you’re the type that enjoys really wracking their brain for hours trying to solve fiendish puzzles, this is a title you may want to take a look at. Repackaged as a straight puzzler for fanatics, Ziro might work.” - March 5th, 2010.
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Puzzle Universe (10/10)
Susan Ensor: "Even for those who are unsure if they will like the games storyline, I highly recommend this puzzle game and am certain it will keep you busy for hours.” - February 24th, 2010.
Please read full review at Puzzle Universe.
Gamers Daily News (7/10)
Amy Baldry: "With more than generous amounts of levels this game has to offer it will keep you entertained for hours and it’s certainly a game that will keep the kids entertained as well as their parents.” - February 7th, 2010.
Please read full review at Gamers Daily News.
Bytten (88/100)
Andrew Williams: "Ziro strikes that delicate balance between lots of game features and a realistic difficulty curve fairly well – it may perhaps be a little too easy-going for ardent puzzle fans but, if you just want to unwind at the end of a long day at work, it’s pitched about perfectly.” - January 15th, 2010.
Please read full review at Bytten.
Gamezebo (2.5/5)
David Stone: "Do try the demo and give Ziro a chance, and take his environmental message to heart.” - January 9th, 2010.
Please read full review at Gamezebo.
Gamer Limit (8/10)
Nick Simberg: "Addicting, eco-friendly, funky, and challenging, Ziro will keep you coming back for more. It will also make you weep openly with its ridonkulous difficulty and make you feel like less of a person. But in a good way.” - January 7th, 2010.
Please read full review at Gamer Limit.
Harry Balls (4/5)
Tim Peters: "Definitely try out Ziro if you’re looking for a cool brainteaser.” - December 20th, 2009.
Please read full review at Harry Balls.
Go! Gaming Giant (9/10)
Chris Meichtry: "And this very much epitomizes what makes a proper casual game: it’s fun, it’s easy to pick up and play, you can play at your own pace for as long as you like, and you can always come back for more.” - December 19th, 2010.
Please read full review at Go! Gaming Giant.
Cariboo Computer Magazine (10/10)
Nick Sardy: "Ziro is such a mind game that you will find it addictive at the same time as aggravating and even sometimes downright frustrating and yet it is hard to stop playing.” - December 18th, 2010.
Please read full review at Cariboo Computer Magazine.
Average Reviews Score: 77/100
Cooming soon.
