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Game Giveaway of the day — Magic Griddlers 2

Solve the warlock’s puzzles and save the good magicians of a magical world!

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Magic Griddlers 2 was available as a giveaway on December 3, 2022!

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For all griddlers fans, it’s time to dive into a new adventure in Magic Griddlers 2!

A wicked warlock has captured six magicians in the world of magic. He locked them away in tall magical towers and enchanted the locks. Solve all 120 griddlers to get to the bottom of his magical secrets. In this sequel to Magic Griddlers, you will find unique nonograms with a fantasy theme. Complete all these magical puzzles and become a true hero of Wonderland!

Step into the fairytale forests of the Enchanted Valley, climb the high Crystal Mountains, dive into the clear waters of a magical lake and pass through a trial by fire. Do you have the bravery to go in search of such incredible, but dangerous wonders?

120 unique puzzles makes for a challenge for true nonogram fans. Six locations in six worlds, each presenting its own magical element. New and improved controls! Gameplay built on logic and nothing else: you’ll never have to guess a solution again! Improved tutorial. Choose your training level depending on your skills, and complete only the parts of the tutorial that can help you. The game offers wonderful, calming music, premium-class graphics and a classical fantasy atmosphere. This is a game for a true hero that has the courage to go in search of wonders. Use your skill to solve each logic puzzle and defeat the forces of treacherous wizardry and dark magic. It’s time to depart from the everyday bustle and immerse yourself in an atmosphere of adventure with classic griddler gameplay!
Set off in search of wonders, solve all the villain’s puzzles, and free all the magicians in this world of magic!

System Requirements:

Minimum: Windows XP SP3 x64; Processor: 1500 MHz; Memory: 512 MB RAM; DirectX: Version 9.0; Storage: 36 MB available space

Publisher:

ToomkyGames

Homepage:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1943490/Magic_Griddlers_2/?curator_clanid=33019580

File Size:

33.6 MB

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$4.99

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Magic Griddlers 2:

In Brief:
Magic Griddlers 2 is the sequel to Magic Griddlers that we were given mid Novenber HERE.
It's a nonogram aka picross game with 120 levels to work through that has never been given away before.
You can find lots of free nonogram puzzles online for example HERE and HERE.

You can see a few videos of game play HERE and HERE..

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Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+22)

Sorry folks! Saturday's I'm usually involved in other things, and sometimes don't get around to testing a game - if it's 1 I'm interested in - until late. And I dawdled far too much today! :( So this probably won't help, but, like the earlier Magic Griddlers, this DOES NOT REQUIRE A 64 BIT SYSTEM. So, folks with old 32 bit computers, if you even see this in time, can download. Though there's a trick to getting this to work. If you click on the Magic Griddlers 2 icon in it's folder, it will indeed give you the standard "not a valid 32 bit application" error. But, the icon only activates the actual program, (and the Toomky games function which causes it to open your browser to show their game page later), which is the icon marked "Game". If you instead click on the Game icon, it works normally. This was the same with the 1st Magic Griddlers game also. So, please don't feel as if the game is unplayable if you have an old machine.

A few quick observations. This has the most detailed help of the 3 we've gotten from 8 Floor games (also Griddlers Beach Season a few months ago) with an explanation of basic mechanics, tactics, and a slight section on strategy, plus the same 2 tutorial levels in Magic 1. One tutorial is for beginners which explains the mechanics of this particular game, and the basic rules/tactics necessary for correct solving, and 1 is for experienced players which just show the mechanics of this game - although all grid puzzle games follow the same solving rules, as they must for this type of logic puzzle to work - not all have the same exact mechanics, like slightly different effects of the mouse buttons. I checked both out, even though I'm an experienced player, so I could evaluate the approach for this game. Oddly, the tutorial for the experienced player stalled on me when it was attempting to show me the cancelling mouse action feature. When I canceled the column marking it asked me to do, which worked correctly, the screen flickered dark for a fraction of a second, and the tutorial didn't advance. Though it allowed me to exit to the main menu when I selected the "back" arrow. So, I have no idea of how much more there was, though I could compare with Magic 1, whose advanced tutorial worked correctly.

Also, this game was either adapted or ported to wide screen monitors, it's an old fashioned 4:3 ratio screen with decorative borders to take up the rest of the space. Horizontal letterboxing, to use the TV term. Though, when I turned off full screen, nothing happened. It was still full screen. No evidence of "windowing". Not usually a problem for me as I prefer fullscreen in most cases. BTW, if it helps, I'm using a 1280 x 762 resolution.

Thanks, GGOTD, Toomky, and moderator Whiterabbit.

A few quick observations.  This has the most detailed help of the 3 we've gotten from 8 Floor games (also Griddlers Beach Season a few months ago) with an explanation of basic mechanics, tactics, and a slight section on strategy, plus the same 2 tutorial levels in Magic 1.  One tutorial is for beginners which explains the mechanics of this particular game, and the basic rules/tactics necessary for correct solving, and 1 is for experienced players which just show the mechanics of this game - although all grid puzzle games follow the same solving rules, as they must for this type of logic puzzle to work - not all have the same exact mechanics, like slightly different effects of the mouse buttons.  I checked both out, even though I'm an experienced player, so I could evaluate the approach for this game.  Oddly, the tutorial for the experienced player stalled on me when it was attempting to show me the cancelling mouse action feature.  When I canceled the column marking it asked me to do, which worked correctly, the screen flickered dark for a fraction of a second, and the tutorial didn't advance. Though it allowed me to exit to the main menu when I selected the "back" arrow.  So, I have no idea of how much more there was, though I could compare with Magic 1, whose advanced tutorial worked correctly.

Also, this game was either adapted or ported to wide screen monitors, it's an old fashioned 4:3 ratio screen with decorative borders to take up the rest of the space.  Horizontal letterboxing, to use the TV term.  Though, when I turned off full screen, nothing happened.  It was still full screen.  No evidence of "windowing".  Not usually a problem for me as I prefer fullscreen in most cases.  BTW, if it helps, I'm using a 1280 x 762 resolution.

Thanks, GGOTD, Toomky, and moderator Whiterabbit.

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Reply | Comment by mediaman(watcher)13 – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

Haven't seen this type of game in quite awhile here and I am really enjoying the ones we have been getting recently. Seems simple at first but they get more difficult the further into the game you get as the larger the fields get. Fun for most ages, though may be too difficult to grasp for the very young. They get you thinking which is always a good thing. If you are unaware how to play, the tutorial in the game is very good.

No issues downloading, installing or playing on Win10HomeX64.

Thank you to all involved with getting this offering to us.

Reply | Comment by J – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

Both this giveaway & the prior Griddlers install ok, but then get error message Game.exe has stopped working when I try to run it. Antivirus off, Win7Pro machine that has no prior issues with these types of games. Any ideas? Thanks!

Reply | Comment by lcccteach – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Very happy to see this here today. I love these games. Makes you think a little as you get into the higher levels but no stress. When I get stuck writing, I open up one of these games. It soothes a little and gives my brain a little shake.

Thank you Toomky Games, GOTD, and White Rabbit.

Reply | Comment by Kelltic – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

Ever since the Griddlers series returned I am enjoying these games more and more. The fantasy themes and music keep me returning to play the games more and more.

Speaking of more, there are lots of achievements to earn in this game so you can reflect on the hard work you've accomplished so far. Its your own personal trophy room in a sense.

In fact I find these more enjoyable than the jigsaw puzzles that have been given away and so forth.

One thing that sets this apart from the other games given away is a very enjoyable, clear precise tutorial so you can get the most out of the game without feeling frustrated.

Overall I like Griddlers even more and more now hopefully we see more on the site.