Dungeon Parkour Block Puzzle Adventure

This game was offered to me for free and generally when that happens, there is a large raise of an eye brow. This one however passed the RockstarCRO test in the sense that it combined a very simplistic idea with a successful previous idea. In a sense, this is Tetris with stage challenges. Dungeon Parkour Block Puzzle Adventure (DPBPA)'s [b]gameplay[/b] is very simple yet challenging. Blocks fall from the sky into the stage and the player is tasked with providing a path for a character from start to finish to complete the stage. Sounds simple, but stacking five blocks on top of one another leads to blocks disappearing in that column. This is an interesting feature as the player has to get creative to reach new heights. Why heights? Small new challenges appear in which players are challenged to finish the stage while attempting to collect a star or a key to open a chest. Each level has five stages for the player to complete. The player doesn't directly control the character but has [b]controls[/b] to rotate blocks, drop them instantly, or speed up the drop. The [b]graphics and visuals[/b] are extremely simple but effective in their delivery. There is nothing too fancy, but again, …