Peggle Blast vs Prose & Codes
Peggle Blast
Peggle Blast , published by EA Games, is a casual puzzle game that has a gameplay that is quite similar to pinball since the game requires you to clear all the pegs on the screen, except that there are no peddles in the game. The game really spices it up this time around with an entire host of challenging obstacles and cool power-ups. You can even play against legendary Peggle masters, like Bjorn the unicorn and Jimmy Lightning, just so you can hone your skills before the final showdown match against Evil Master Fnord comes around!Peggle Blast is also a very social game. Aside from sending your friends some amazing gifts, you can compete with them too.
All in all, if you love Peggle, then there is absolutely no reason for you to not try Peggle Blast. It is a step-up in every kind of way and is guaranteed to keep you hooked!
Prose & Codes
Prose & Codes is a fun and fairly relaxing puzzle game where you’ll need to solve simple substitution ciphers involving excerpts from both popular and obscure literary classics that are listed as “public domain” while being serenaded by beautiful piano music. The game features book excerpts from 7 different genres, ranging from children’s stories to tales of epic adventures; several difficulty levels to choose from, and if you like what you’ve deciphered, you can even hop on over to the online library that is Project Gutenberg since all these books are available to read and download for free.Even if you’re not a whiz at solving ciphers, Prose & Codes will have you hooked from start to finish! The levels are very well designed and tailored to the difficulty setting of your choice, and the excerpts are all very well-selected. If you’re a book lover, not only can you have fun decoding the ciphers and bookmarking the excerpts that you love most; you can also take this opportunity to discover new titles that you might be interested to read.
Finding the corresponding book is easy as pie too since the game provides you with a nifty button that will direct you over to Project Gutenberg where you can download and read the books (in eBook form) for free.
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