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Enigmo

Enigmo and Enigmo 2 are respectively 2.5D and 3D arcade-style computer games for Windows, Mac OS 9, Mac OS X, iOS and PlayStation Minis developed by Pangea Software. They both involve moving certain substances into their proper containers. The music in both games was recorded by Michael Beckett.

Enigmo
Developer(s)Pangea Software, Beatshapers (PlayStation Minis)
Publisher(s)Pangea Software, Beatshapers (PlayStation Minis)
Platform(s)Windows, Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, iOS, PSP, Windows Phone 7, Android
ReleaseMac OS 9' Mac OS X
2003
Windows
2003
iOS
2008
PlayStation Minis
2010
Windows Phone 7
2011
Android
2011
Genre(s)Puzzle
Mode(s)Single player
Enigmo 2
Developer(s)Pangea Software
Publisher(s)Pangea Software
Platform(s)PC, Mac OS 9, Mac OS X, iOS
ReleaseMac OS X Mac OS 9
2006
iOS
2009
Genre(s)Puzzle
Mode(s)Single player

Enigmo was created in 2003 by Pangea Software and was their most successful game ever sold at the time. The graphics are three-dimensional, in a sense; but gameplay is strictly limited to the horizontal and vertical axes. Liquids (water, oil, and lava) fall from droppers and will bounce around the walls of a mechanism. Gameplay consists of manipulating a limited number of dynamic items (such as bumpers, sliders, accelerators, and sponges) to affect various streams of flowing liquid so that the droplets reach their destination: tanks specific for each liquid. The player wins the level when all tanks on the level are filled with 50 drops of the appropriate liquid. In addition to the pre-designed levels, players can create their own using the game's built-in editor and download others for free off of the Pangea website.

In 2004, Aspyr Media ported a 2003 release of Enigmo to the Windows Mobile platform.[1] This version was included with the Dell Axim x50v model PDA.[2][3]

In January 2011, a version of Enigmo was released in the PlayStation Store as a PSP Mini, developed and published by Beatshapers.[4]

In May 2011, a version of Enigmo was released for Windows Phone 7.[5]

Sequel edit

Enigmo 2 was introduced in February 2006, and expands upon the basic principles set down by the original. Water is still a substance that can be manipulated, but lava and oil were swapped for laser beams and plasma particles. The game adds the dimension of depth to gameplay, and many solutions involving rotating the camera or objects in three dimensions. The graphics were also improved. The game takes place in outer space, specifically near Earth, Mars, Saturn, and asteroids, but gravity functions as it would on earth. Like the original, each container must have 50 units to be considered full. When all containers are simultaneously full (they lose their contents over time), the player wins the level.

iOS releases edit

During WWDC 2008, it was announced that an iOS version of Enigmo was in development and would be available for purchase for the price of US$9.99 at the launch of the App Store. The game makes use of the iPhone's multi touch interface and is controlled entirely via touch. Players can use the swiping and pinching actions to zoom and pan and use their fingers to position the puzzle pieces. The game was voted the "Best iPhone Game" at WWDC '08 and has been met with very positive reviews in the App Store.[citation needed] Originally including only 50 levels, the iOS version of Enigmo has been updated to allow user designed levels created on the desktop versions of the game. The mobile versions of Enigmo were made available in Dutch, German, Spanish, Japanese, Italian, and French, with JR Language Translations providing the localisations of the game.

Enigmo 2 for iOS edit

On September 2, 2009, Pangea Software released Enigmo 2 for the iPhone.[6] It is very similar to the Macintosh version, although it uses multi-touch to control. On September 24, it was updated to support the Retina Display and the iPad. As of 2011 it costs $2.99 and is available from the App Store.[7]

External links edit

  • Official website  
  • Official website Enigmo 2

References edit

  1. ^ (Press release). The Free Library by Farlex, Inc. October 12, 2004. Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Retrieved January 5, 2010.
  2. ^ Cha, Bonnie (October 11, 2004). "Dell Axim X50 review: Dell Axim X50". CNET. Retrieved March 4, 2024.
  3. ^ Linsky, Kirk. "Pen Computing Magazine: Dell Axim X50 and X50v". www.pencomputing.com. Retrieved March 4, 2024.
  4. ^ Nikki, Jasper (November 19, 2010). . PSP Minis. Archived from the original on October 9, 2011. Retrieved December 8, 2010.
  5. ^ Surur (April 28, 2011). . WMPoweruser. Archived from the original on May 1, 2011.
  6. ^ Brooke (September 2, 2009). "Pangea Software Releases Enigmo 2". Apple iPhone School.
  7. ^ "Enigmo 2". iTunes. July 8, 2022.

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This article is about the computer games For the Marvel Comics characters see Deviants comics Enigmo and Enigmo 2 are respectively 2 5D and 3D arcade style computer games for Windows Mac OS 9 Mac OS X iOS and PlayStation Minis developed by Pangea Software They both involve moving certain substances into their proper containers The music in both games was recorded by Michael Beckett EnigmoDeveloper s Pangea Software Beatshapers PlayStation Minis Publisher s Pangea Software Beatshapers PlayStation Minis Platform s Windows Mac OS X Mac OS 9 iOS PSP Windows Phone 7 AndroidReleaseMac OS 9 Mac OS X2003Windows2003iOS2008PlayStation Minis2010Windows Phone 72011 Android2011Genre s PuzzleMode s Single player Enigmo 2Developer s Pangea SoftwarePublisher s Pangea SoftwarePlatform s PC Mac OS 9 Mac OS X iOSReleaseMac OS X Mac OS 92006iOS2009Genre s PuzzleMode s Single player Enigmo was created in 2003 by Pangea Software and was their most successful game ever sold at the time The graphics are three dimensional in a sense but gameplay is strictly limited to the horizontal and vertical axes Liquids water oil and lava fall from droppers and will bounce around the walls of a mechanism Gameplay consists of manipulating a limited number of dynamic items such as bumpers sliders accelerators and sponges to affect various streams of flowing liquid so that the droplets reach their destination tanks specific for each liquid The player wins the level when all tanks on the level are filled with 50 drops of the appropriate liquid In addition to the pre designed levels players can create their own using the game s built in editor and download others for free off of the Pangea website In 2004 Aspyr Media ported a 2003 release of Enigmo to the Windows Mobile platform 1 This version was included with the Dell Axim x50v model PDA 2 3 In January 2011 a version of Enigmo was released in the PlayStation Store as a PSP Mini developed and published by Beatshapers 4 In May 2011 a version of Enigmo was released for Windows Phone 7 5 Contents 1 Sequel 2 iOS releases 2 1 Enigmo 2 for iOS 3 External links 4 ReferencesSequel editEnigmo 2 was introduced in February 2006 and expands upon the basic principles set down by the original Water is still a substance that can be manipulated but lava and oil were swapped for laser beams and plasma particles The game adds the dimension of depth to gameplay and many solutions involving rotating the camera or objects in three dimensions The graphics were also improved The game takes place in outer space specifically near Earth Mars Saturn and asteroids but gravity functions as it would on earth Like the original each container must have 50 units to be considered full When all containers are simultaneously full they lose their contents over time the player wins the level iOS releases editDuring WWDC 2008 it was announced that an iOS version of Enigmo was in development and would be available for purchase for the price of US 9 99 at the launch of the App Store The game makes use of the iPhone s multi touch interface and is controlled entirely via touch Players can use the swiping and pinching actions to zoom and pan and use their fingers to position the puzzle pieces The game was voted the Best iPhone Game at WWDC 08 and has been met with very positive reviews in the App Store citation needed Originally including only 50 levels the iOS version of Enigmo has been updated to allow user designed levels created on the desktop versions of the game The mobile versions of Enigmo were made available in Dutch German Spanish Japanese Italian and French with JR Language Translations providing the localisations of the game Enigmo 2 for iOS edit On September 2 2009 Pangea Software released Enigmo 2 for the iPhone 6 It is very similar to the Macintosh version although it uses multi touch to control On September 24 it was updated to support the Retina Display and the iPad As of 2011 update it costs 2 99 and is available from the App Store 7 External links editOfficial website nbsp Official website Enigmo 2References edit Aspyr Media Inc Creates 3D Game for Handhelds with Intel s Latest Multimedia Accelerator Press release The Free Library by Farlex Inc October 12 2004 Archived from the original on March 4 2016 Retrieved January 5 2010 Cha Bonnie October 11 2004 Dell Axim X50 review Dell Axim X50 CNET Retrieved March 4 2024 Linsky Kirk Pen Computing Magazine Dell Axim X50 and X50v www pencomputing com Retrieved March 4 2024 Nikki Jasper November 19 2010 Upcoming Enigmo PSP Minis Archived from the original on October 9 2011 Retrieved December 8 2010 Surur April 28 2011 Next week s Xbox Live tile Enigmo MSPoweruser WMPoweruser Archived from the original on May 1 2011 Brooke September 2 2009 Pangea Software Releases Enigmo 2 Apple iPhone School Enigmo 2 iTunes July 8 2022 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Enigmo amp oldid 1220851322, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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