Puzzle Monarch: Nile River

All of Ripknot Systems Games are all achievement spam games with 5,000 achievements, or 1 if the game has profile features limited. The achievements somehow unlock all at once from your library without opening the game, which can crash Steam for the games with 5,000 of them - so simply start and close the game after a second and there you go - all achievements unlocked for a "perfect game". As [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/FunkeymonkeyTTR/recommended/910200/] another reviewer [/url] pointed out, the developer also jacked up the price of all their games so the -90% discounts would look better. You can see this on the SteamDB page for any of the games. The dev literally went to google and searched for "Nile River" took the first few images and created tiles so players have to puzzle them together.

Part of a collection of garbage copy/pasted games. They're all achievement spam games with 5,000 achievements, or 1 if the game has profile features limited. The achievements somehow unlock all at once from your library without opening the game, which can crash Steam for the games with 5,000 of them. As [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/FunkeymonkeyTTR/recommended/910200/]another reviewer[/url] pointed out, the developer also jacked up the price of all their games so the -90% discounts would look better. You can see this on the SteamDB page for any of the games.

A crappy puzzle game. Do not buy!

only a select few will see the crocodile

REVIEW #121 Puzzle Monarch: Nile River ---------- My emotions are going in several different directions as I write this review. Part of me feels like I should be ashamed for giving an shoddily-constructed game like Puzzle Monarch: Nile River a thumbs up. Part of me internally cowers at the thought of getting negative feedback for recommending a title that occasionally seems like it was created by an amateur programmer. Part of me feels like the only "right" thing to do is give this title a thumbs down. ...and finally, part of me embraces the fact that I had a good deal of fun while playing this puzzle game to completion. Obviously, that's the part that won my internal conflict. Puzzle Monarch: Nile River has a very simple premise: complete a picture puzzle by swapping two tiles at a time. There are 15 pictures that are rendered into puzzles, and each puzzle starts in a 3x3 grid of squares before reformatting the same picture into a 6x6 grid. There's no time limit or opportunity to fail. You just keep playing until you complete the puzzle, advance to the next, and rinse/repeat until you've completed all 30 puzzles. The problems and shortcomings of Puzzle Monarch: Nile River are …

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