"I often feel like video game adaptations of anime are great entry points for people unfamiliar with the source material. Punch Line, however, is hard for me to recommend to anyone but the most hardcore fans of the original anime. While this game has interesting ideas that approach the same genre as cult-classic Ghost Trick, the sloppy presentation and pacing make it more of a chore than a pleasure to play through. A lot of the appeal of the original anime has also been lost in the switch of mediums. Fans of the anime will likely get enjoyment out of the new stories and beautiful character models. Anyone else is better off starting with the original television series or simply avoiding Punch Line altogether."
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Connect fuel pipes to guide rocket fuel through mazes in this puzzle game for the Nintendo DSi. Each level tasks you with arranging pieces to create a clear path from the source to the engine. The challenge grows as obstacles and limited moves force careful planning. Simple controls use the DSi touchscreen to rotate and place segments. Success means a satisfying launch sequence that plays out in a small animated cutscene. The charm of Link 'n' Launch lies in its concise design. Over 50 puzzles offer varying difficulty without bloated mechanics. While the art and sound design stick to basic Nintendo DSiWare standards, the rocket theme adds a lighthearted edge. Players appreciate the portability and quick sessions, though the lack of advanced features keeps it niche. Launched in 2009, it remains a solid pick for fans of grid-based puzzle challenges.
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