Puzzle Quest combines that simple concept with an RPG leveling and combat system. That’s just the base game however, as things get a little more complicated. Marvel Puzzle Quest on the PS4 is an incredibly addicting game that at a low price of $14.99 is almost too low for how many hours of game you get.įor those unfamiliar with the Puzzle Quest core concept, it’s a match-3 puzzle game like Bejeweled where the primary goal is to match three alike colours to eliminate them from your playing field. In the weeks that this game has been out, I’ve put more hours into it than I care to admit, and if you let it, it will probably do the same to you. It looked like Puzzle Quest and I were destined to never cross paths, that is until it was announced that a paid version of Marvel Puzzle Quest: Dark Reign would be coming to consoles. In 2013 I got excited when D3 announced that they would combine the Puzzle Quest concept with the Marvel Universe for free on mobile devices, so the day it went up for download I immediately got it on my device…and then quickly lost interest due to the free-to-play trappings that turn me away from most mobile games, even the Marvel ones, regardless of how good the core game is. Try as I might though, it didn’t quite “click” with me, perhaps a reason being I couldn’t really get behind the fantasy setting because I’m not really that much of a fan of that aesthetic.
I always wanted to get into Puzzle Quest. Back in 2007 when it was released on the DS and PSP, the game blew up from its humble origins thanks to critical praise and hype on all the gaming podcasts I listened to at the time.
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