Trion Cube DS review

Puzzle games are oddly compelling and Trion Cube is no exception. The new puzzler for the DS is a must for anyone who has been hooked on Mr Driller or captivated by Lumines - but Trion Cube has a style all of its own, with space-bound flying penguins, aliens, cuckoo clocks and cats all making an appearance. One lucky reader can win a copy of Trion Cube - and a shiny new Nintendo DS to play it on- in our fantastic competition! Read our Trion Cube review for Nintendo DS now to find out more!

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Trion Cube review for Nintendo DS
There aren’t many puzzle games where you get to fly a penguin through space. Nor where the object of the game is to destroy a three-eyed blob bouncing a princess up and down on his torso. Fewer still contain bizarre non sequiturs between stages from pointy-armed alien leaders to roars of approval from tiny minions. All that should tell you everything you need to know about Trion Cube’s quirky presentation, but there’s more to it than the weirdness.
Falling blocks grouped into different formations of three fall from the top of the screen, and you’re tasked with rotating them to form cubes of three by three squares. The idea is simply to create chains by making new cubes with the next set of blocks to boost your craft towards the next alien planet. Completing each stage earns you money to spend on some excellent alternative skins and odd new combo sounds, ranging from a mewling cat to a cuckoo clock.

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