There is a whirlpool on your screen with funny shell shapes in each ring. On either upper corner of the screen, there is a shell dispenser; you must pull the shells down and match them to their shape in the whirlpool to win the level.
It seems really fast-paced because of the spinning rings and because it is timed. The bonus round took me way too long to understand as well. You take the shells out of the rings and drop it in the middle of the whirlpool while the shell corresponds to the shape in the center. Finally, we have Wave Breaker. It is purely memorization, and reminds me a lot of card games where you have to remember what position they were laying in.
The shells are laying in the sand and you have time to look and memorize their position. Then a wave comes and breaks over the sand and hides the shells. Your job is to hunt out the desired shell shown on the top screen before your tries run out. Zenses: Ocean has a very nice difficulty slide at the beginning of each game. I would recommend setting it at the lowest setting before each game so the learning curve doesn't eat your face off.
I noticed on some of the games I could slide the difficulty up to the top and still do well Zen-stones for example , but some of them I couldn't get past a difficulty rating of two! Turtle Turn and Pearl Diver were so hard for me, even when I had the setting down lower. I know I am missing something: my sister did well on those.
She is a little genius, so maybe she failed at the obvious ones, while I couldn't compete with her on the ridiculous connect-the-dots ones. Zenses: Ocean offers a nice challenge if you are looking for one, but still starts out easy enough that anyone will be able to play. I noticed that everyone had their favorites, and always returned to playing those if they got frustrated. Some of the games start out harder than the rest. Shell Twirl and Turtle Turn were more difficult than having to memorize shell patterns or connecting pearl dots.
Basically, Zenses: Ocean is great for any age level if you can keep a kid interested in a game with no explosions for long enough. The difficulty slide was smart! For more of a challenge past that, the game has built-in challenges that you can check off at the Start Menu.
You get silly trophies like three rocks stacked on top of each other is a trophy? Zenses: Ocean doesn't take full advantage of the DS's abilities, but it still uses the stylus pretty much to the exclusion of all else.
The only time you use a button is to press Start. This allows you to exit the game, set a challenge, or see high scores. The fun little pokey stick is also used to drag and drop glow fish parts, and shells in Shell Twirl and Hot Spot.
I had a few problems with Pearl Diver control-wise. I would recommend it if you want several different types of games not just the same old stuff. My Grandaughter introduced me to Nintendo DS. I found it to be lots of fun Then I had to decide what games I would like. After doing a little research I found Zenses. Rainforest Edition. I have had so much fun with it!!! I simply love the games! Now I wish that I had done this a few years ago!
Now when I have to wait somewhere, I just pull out my games and I don't mind the wait! I just hope that I will be able to find more games that I will enjoy as much as I do Zenses. Skip to main content. Zenses: Rainforest Nintendo DS, 4. About this product. Make an offer:. Auction: Pre-owned. Last one! Stock photo. Brand new: Lowest price The lowest-priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging where packaging is applicable. See all 6 brand new listings.
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