Back in June, D3Publisher released Puzzle Quest 2 for the Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS handheld system. PC gamers who have been waiting to slide into this bewildering title now have a reason to smile. Namco Networks has launched the PC version of Puzzle Quest 2 for players located across North America. It has also been announced that the match-3 puzzle, fantasy and role-playing game will be available for mobile, iPhone and iPad in the latter half of this year.
David Schwartz, General Manager of PC Games, Namco Networks, explained, “Similar to the Xbox Live and Nintendo DS versions D3P recently announced, the PC version of Puzzle Quest 2 is designed for all players of all skill levels – it’s simple to learn but difficult to master. This component of the game makes it fun and accessible for casual and hardcore gamers, with both single player and multiplayer action.”
This new title will allow gamers to step into the boots of a Templar, Sorcerer, Barbarian or Assassin. Unfurling an exciting expedition, the game requires players to restore peace in the village of Verloren by defeating the evil demon, Gorgon. Gamers can trigger their adventurous journey either in the Story Mode or jump straight into action with the Instant Action or Tournament Mode.
“The winning formula of the match-3 puzzle board action blended with a deep role-playing adventure in Puzzle Quest 2 has proven to be successful for Nintendo DS and Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360 with numerous achievements including an IGN Editors’ Choice Award. The PC version of Puzzle Quest 2 will for sure please fans as it adds to the overall experience that players have come to enjoy in the Puzzle Quest franchise,” elaborated Bill Anker, Vice President of Business Development and Licensing, D3P.
The PC version of Puzzle Quest 2 is now available in North America through the official Steam website for a price of 19.99 USD (approx. Rs. 934). The mobile, iPhone and iPad editions of the title are scheduled to arrive in winter this year, while prices for these versions have not yet been disclosed.