Puzzle Quest: Challenge Of The Warlords

This is a brilliant game. Seriously I loved it... so why did I trade it in after owning it for a week? Luck. This game is far too heavily based on luck for someone like me who likes to be able to show of their skill when in a game.

Graphically it is very lacking and the sound effects don't help it out. But it's a puzzle game so I can let this slide.

Brilliant deep game but way to annoying for me.

An excellent game! The role playing aspect means this is not just another puzzle game where you're matching gems over and over again, it really gives you something to go back to. Very addictive. Slightly frustrating later on where it's hard to progress the story when you're constantly battling random enemies but still a very good game and would thoroughly recommend.

I got this game for my mom for christmas and so far ive played it way more than her.
i got this for her to bridge the gap between casual puzzle games and games with a plot and it seams to have worked.
At its heart its a very simple puzzle game but the added plot and leveling up of skills keep this feeling new and fresh. If your a fan of puzzle games then this is a must get game, or its a great gift (esp at this price) to get casual gamers into more deeper plot based games.
Me and my Mom both love this game

One of the better puzzlers out for the DS. It's Bejeweled mixed with RPG-elements, which might sounds really strange, but it works really well! Don't hesitate picking up this addicting title, especially at this low price!

A great price for this game from Play.com and based on excellent reviews, I picked it up. It's basically Zoo Keeper type gameplay (coloured gems are swapped to create blocks of three or more) with an RPG type quest mode (use experience gained to improve your stats) to provide longevity. The overall experience should be fantastic (and for an hour or so, you'll think it is) with the kind of 'easy to play, hard to master' gameplay typical of great puzzle games. This is where things go wrong for me though; it's more like 'impossible to master', with the AI's knack for creating health sapping combos from absolutely nothing negating any skill the player may have shown. In a nutshell, the game quickly become a question of luck, and more often than not, it's the DS that has the last laugh.