Thursday, July 16, 2015
Unplugged Dilintia: Daily Puzzle
The premise of Daily Puzzle is irresistible. You have ten tiles that can be stacked and arranged to display a three-letter month abbreviation and a two-digit date. (Single-digit dates have a leading zero.) It's a desktop calendar that doubles as a game, with a different puzzle to solve every day.
It's not the most challenging game to come out of ThinkFun -- I've been playing for a couple days, and it hasn't taken me longer than a minute to finish yet. And, contrary to the packaging, it's not really 365 puzzles in one -- there are 12 monthly configurations and 31 daily configurations, for a total of 43 challenges.
Still, if you love puzzles, it's a fun thing to have on your desk. It's like an advent calendar that gives you a little mental treat day after day. If you're going to pick up something from ThinkFun anyway, it's worth tossing on top.
It's not the most challenging game to come out of ThinkFun -- I've been playing for a couple days, and it hasn't taken me longer than a minute to finish yet. And, contrary to the packaging, it's not really 365 puzzles in one -- there are 12 monthly configurations and 31 daily configurations, for a total of 43 challenges.
Still, if you love puzzles, it's a fun thing to have on your desk. It's like an advent calendar that gives you a little mental treat day after day. If you're going to pick up something from ThinkFun anyway, it's worth tossing on top.
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