Entanglement- Game
January 19, 2011
Entanglement, from Gopherwood Studios, is a simple puzzle game
that will remind you of a tonypa release both in terms
of visual and conceptual design. Your job is to create an unbroken path that
weaves around the hexagonal grid and touches as many pieces as it can. You do
this by rotating hexagons one at a time, setting each one into place and
extending the orange line with every click. If you bump into a wall, the game
ends, so all you have to do is drag things on for as long as you can.
Controls are handled with either the [arrow] keys and [spacebar] to rotate
and set pieces, or a combination of the mouse and scrollwheel. The keyboard is
more accurate, but the mouse feels more natural. Points are scored for each
hexagon you draw a path through. This means that even after you set a tile in
place you can still earn points from it by connecting to a path that wanders its
way.If you can beat the game with a score higher than 75, you'll unlock the Two Tile mode that allows you to work with a back-up hexagon you can swap with the current piece. There's also a local multiplayer option that lets you bring in as many as five friends. Now, not only do you have to avoid touching the walls, but you can't cross another player's line, either.
Entanglement isn't a new idea by any means, but its implementation is so smooth it will pull you in without hesitation.
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