Late December got Metal Gear Solid fans wondering just what a new Konami teaser meant. The company created a separate website dedicated solely to a Metal Gear Solid: Piece Walker. This revelation had fans contemplating just what this teaser could turn out to be. Well, all the pondering upon can cease for Konami Digital Entertainment disclosed that Metal Gear Solid: Piece Walker is actually a fun online puzzle game.
The offering is noted to be a run-up to the PSP title namely Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. The dedicated online game which can be espied on the Konami website is the brain child of series creators, Kojima Productions. The isometric puzzle game sees players fit a series of jigsaw pieces onto a picture grid. Gamers can opt from many monochromatic images plucked right out from the forthcoming Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. Players must then correctly fit pieces of the colored version onto the image to perfectly complete the picture.
Gamers are bestowed with points for all the correctly placed blocks. Fans can even go head-to-head with rival puzzlers from all over the world thanks to the game’s multi-player options. There are also bombs and traps found in later levels which can be used against the rival competitor. The best players will be recorded on the online Ranking system. Metal Gear Solid: Piece Walker can also be shared through social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
Metal Gear Solid: Piece Walker can presently be espied in both English as well as Japanese language with localized versions soon to arrive. There will be a constant flow of new levels which will be updated on a weekly basis by Kojima Productions. Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker is scheduled to hit stores on May 25, 2010.