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Box Boy And New Puzzle & Dragons Coming To eShop
Nintendo has announced a pair of new games for the 3DS eShop.
Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros Edition
This collection of Puzzle & Dragons games packs in two separate entries for the price of $29.99. For the Nintendo twist on the popular puzzle franchise, Mario and Luigi must take down Bowser and rescue Princess Peach by building a team of Bowser's own minions to take him down. Outside of the classic Nintendo flair, Super Mario Bros Edition is Puzzle & Dragons' match 3 play to the letter. Puzzle & Dragons Z has players joining a dragon research organization called the Rangers. As players progress they will get new monsters, which they can then evolve through further play. The double pack of puzzle games hits the eShop on May 22, but preorders are open now and Super Mario Edition is getting a demo on April 30.
Box Boy
Box Boy is a puzzle-platformer made by the team behind Kirby. It tasks players with controlling a square character who can duplicate his body to create shapes Players must use the duplication ability to shield Box Boy from lasers, cross gaps odd shape gaps, hit strangely placed buttons, and solve other similar platforming puzzles. Box Boy is available tomorrow, though Nintendo has yet to announce a price.
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