![]() hack//QUARANTINE (PlayStation 2) 2004 Role-PlayingĠ07: NightFire (IBM PC Compatible) 2002 ShooterĠ07: NightFire (Nintendo GameCube) 2002 ShooterĠ07: NightFire (PlayStation 2) 2002 ShooterĠ07: Nightfire (IBM PC Compatible) 2003 Shooterġ vs. 2 - Reminisce (PlayStation 2) 2007 Role-Playing 1: Rebirth (PlayStation 2) 2006 Role-Playing Title | (Platform) | Release Date | Genre This information is also available in a downloadable PDF. Please use this Gaming Feedback form to suggest titles for priority processing. Professor Fizzwizzle deserves to do really well but I guess its success will depend on how many people are willing to give it a go and strain their brain a little bit.This is a partial list of titles MSU Libraries owns but has not yet processed. you prefer action games to puzzle) then this game may not be suitable for you. If you get easily frustrated or don’t enjoy thinking (i.e. It’s great fun and good value for money but also quite hard later on. So to conclude, I’ve spend quite a few very enjoyable hours playing this game, and I will be playing it some more. Also, whilst playing, you unlock photos of the professor in various poses with his robots (that sounds bad doesn’t it?) I’m not really a fan of unlockable extras, they do nothing for me, but my 5-year-old son, who played the game with me, liked the photos. There’s even a level editor and lots of user-created levels on the Internet for you to download and try. There are 230 levels split into four categories: alphabet (for little kids) kids regular (I played these) and advanced (I daren’t even try these yet!). The sound effects and music fit in well too, and the menu system and options are well made/comprehensive, which is what you expect these days from a professional Indie game. The graphics are cartoony and very professional, with great animations. Naturally, it’s got that, “just one more level†type of feeling. When you do finally complete a level, you’ll get a great feeling of achievement. I desperately tried not to use the walkthrough, but my willpower broke on a few levels. Luckily, there’s an option on the menu that shows a live walkthrough of how to complete the level. Oh yeah, and there are little sort of sideways trampolines that catapult moving objects back the way that they came.Īll of this crazy stuff needs to be carefully positioned and used to complete each level and it can get really hard to figure out. ![]() The platforms themselves vary and include grass, which you can push stuff around on sand, which you cannot push stuff on due to friction and ice, which has no friction – so stuff slides on it. There are also devices like freeze guns and magnet disruptors. Along the way you sometimes pick up inflatable crates, barrels and magnets that you can place strategically to help solve the level. You’ll also have to operate switches to open gates, balance platforms on pulley systems with the correct weights, use magnets to repel and attract, and avoid mad robots of course. To get to the end of each level you’ll have to do stuff like push crates and roll barrels out of your path, or use them to cross gaps (your character cannot jump because he is an old man). Then it rapidly becomes harder until you really have to think hard about how to solve each level (at least I had to think hard in fact, the game made me feel pretty dumb!) ![]() Sounds easy, right? Well it is – at first … The first few levels are basically tutorial levels that introduce you to the game mechanics and various objects that can be found and used. You are teleported in at the start point and must reach the end point, which teleports you to the next level – there is no time limit. The robots steal the device and boot you out of your lab, and you have to make your way through numerous wacky levels to get the device back.Įach level is a single screen containing various platforms, ladders and objects and is viewed from the side. The plot is simple enough you are Professor Fizzwizzle and, when working late one night, you accidentally make your robot helpers go mad with your robot controller device. I’d describe it as a 2D platform/puzzle game with interesting physics, but read on to find out what the hell I mean… It’s fair to say that I’ve never played a game like this before – it really is unique. Innovative, ingenious, frustrating and addictive are some words that come to mind when trying to sum up Professor Fizzwizzle, a downloadable Indie PC game by Grubby Games.
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