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Honeycomb Beat


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This budget-priced puzzler won't let you beat just one

Words: Shane Patterson, GamesRadar US
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Honeycomb Beat’s charm lies in what you unlock after completing a number of puzzles. Choose from new music tracks, background pictures (we like the flowers) or trippy visualizations on the almost-useless top screen. While we love the idea of the customizable experience, it kinda sucks that the game doesn’t bring more of its own charm; the obvious choice is something bee-related, but that’s just us.

Honeycomb Beat’s pretty damn fun for what it is, but can also be maddening mostly because the difficulty spikes about halfway through the Puzzle Mode. Still, it’ll give your brain one hell of a workout without having to shout “Blue” repeatedly into the DS’ mic.

You'll love
  • Feeling awesome for solving puzzles
  • Unlocking new songs, backgrounds
  • Maddening addiction to complete puzzles
You'll hate
  • Only two modes of play
  • No overall theme
  • Maddening addiction to complete puzzles

 
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Honeycomb Beat
Honeycomb Beat

Genre: Puzzle
Release date: Mar 27, 2007
Published by: Konami
Developed by: Hudson Soft
7 GOOD
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