Besides doodling with coloring books, building LEGOs and playing board games when I was younger, putting together puzzle pieces was entertainment in our house. And with the new girl-power Ghostbusters flick coming out, USAopoly releases two incredible 30th Anniversary Ghostbusters Art puzzles for fans and collectors. Both Ghostbusters Artist Series Puzzles feature 550 pieces each and form a 18″x24″ puzzle poster.
Ghostbusters Art Puzzles
July 6, 2016 by 1 Comment
The Inventor of the Rubik’s Cube
January 4, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Hungarian architect Ernő Rubik was looking for a simple and fun way to teach his students architecture. In 1974, Ernő Rubik created the “Cube” as an education tool, but over the years it has become more than just a children’s toy, puzzle piece, but also a piece of art.
The Legend of Zelda Collector’s Puzzle
April 27, 2015 by 1 Comment
I admit I haven’t touch a puzzle of any kind since I was like 8 years-old. I think frustration and irritation were part of the problem. I’m wiser now, so I think I might enjoy building a puzzle like this, since I’m also a big Zelda-fan. This is USAopoly’s The Legend of Zelda Collector’s Puzzle featuring 550 pieces. The 18×24″ puzzle maybe only picture of a map, but true Zelda-fans will geek out over the significance of this Zelda map puzzle.
Marvel Puzzle Quest Review
May 2, 2014 by Leave a Comment
I was never a big fan of mobile games so naturally I’ve never heard of Marvel Puzzle Quest. Even though this game had been out since October 2013, it wasn’t until a week ago when I was persuaded to try the game for the first time. Here’s a fun fact about myself: I’m not a fan of Marvel Comics – I’m more of a a DC man myself. At first I didn’t want anything to do with this game; my friends then compared it to Bejeweled which didn’t help their case either, but in the end, I gave in and ended up downloading it on my phone. And lo and behold, in just a matter of minutes, I got hooked on the game. I guess the features of leveling up your characters and having hit points for each really got to the RPG fan in me. Since each of your characters have HP, and it takes seconds to restore just one hit point, this is not a game that you are going to be stuck on for hours and hours. If your character(s) get beat down at the end of the match, it may take them hours to regenerate back to full health, causing you to take a break from playing if you have no health kits to cure them – so at least you’re not going to be spending your whole day playing this game non-stop.
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