Puzzles games often feature enjoyable gameplay, but they rarely give users a reason to keep on playing beyond chasing high scores (or
Achievements). That’s what made the original
Puzzle Quest so special. Australian developer
Infinite Interactive (later bought out by
Firemint) had the revolutionary idea of combining the core gameplay of a puzzle game with a sizable RPG adventure. Naturally a slightly less-inspired sequel followed, this time branching out to even more platforms. Namco handled the
Windows Phone port of
Puzzle Quest 2, squeezing the lengthy console game into a tiny mobile package.
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