Vizati

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GAME SUMMARY

Vizati

Rating: 4 (41 votes cast)

Vizati is a puzzle game that will put your mind to the test.
You have to rotate a magical cube to connect (group) the little vizati stones by color and figure out the best way to do it with a limited number of rotations/moves.
You can play the Story Mode and follow the story between Julie and Peter who discovered the Vizati cube, or play the Arcade Mode,
which is a rawer, faster and even more teasing mode.
 
 Key Features:

  • Use gravity to make the stones connect by rotating and flipping the Vizati cube
  • 50 Story Levels
  • Rich art style hand drawn in HD (720p)
  • Beautiful music
  • Arcade mode with special Vizati stones 
  • 2 distinct Arcade modes
  • Support for Xbox360 controller

 

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System Requirements

    • OS: Windows® XP (Service Pack 2 or higher) / Vista / 7 / Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
    • Processor: Intel Pentium 4 @ 1.0 GHZ processor or equivalent
    • Memory: 512 MB
    • Graphics: DirectX® 9.0c-compatible 128 MB video card with Shader Model 1.1
    • DirectX®: DirectX® 9.0c
    • Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
    • XNA Redistributable 3.1
    • Hard Drive: 256 MB Free
    • Sound: DirectX® 9.0c compatible

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REVIEWS

Vizati review

By JackReno posted 1st December 2011

Vizati is one of this games, which I loved at first sight. This is really fantastic logical game. The main task is moving the cube to link stones with the same color. Simple story is great, I liked it so much. Graphics is very simple, but it builds the climat of the production. And this beautifull music... Aww...

Don't think too much - just buy it and have fun!

Vizati review

By LizzieK posted 31st December 2010

I love puzzle games. What can I say, I am a puzzle geek!

This game has two modes; the story mode and the arcade mode. The story mode begins as a little girl and her dog discover this strange cube in the sky. She is fascinated by its strange movements and soon she skips off to find her brother. He joins her and watches in amazement but with some trepidation. He thinks it may be dangerous.

Soon they fetch a policeman. He is baffled but of course cautious of any possible danger. Since he can’t make any sense of this strange cube, he calls in a scientist. Together they continue to watch the drama play out in the sky.

The story is cute and playful and the artwork for the scenes is outstanding. The music and sound effects are very appropriate and add an ethereal quality to the game play.

You can control the game play with your mouse or you keyboard. I chose to use the keyboard because I could make more precise moves and I didn’t have to worry about the mouse cursor catching in the right spot.

This particular type of visual puzzle does not come easy for me, so I am using lots of trial and error to solve the puzzles. I am enjoying the challenge and since the puzzles are hard for me I particularly relish my small victories. I even posted a full walkthrough of the story mode on youtube.

I think I like the story mode best because I can take as long as I want to ponder the puzzle. For me it is a little more relaxing than the arcade mode. They modes are very different so you should try both.

I wish the game had more levels in the story mode. One hundred levels would have been more to my liking. Perhaps if this one does well they will create a larger game. I hope so!

Vizati review

By cakefordinner posted 6th December 2010

I loved it! The graphics and animation are wonderful, the minimal story is lovely without getting bogged down in a boatload of dialog that just wastes your time and the puzzles are challenging and fun.

I especially enjoyed that you could use the arrow keys or the mouse to make your moves. Using the arrow keys doesn't give you the fireworks that the mouse does, but that's so minor it's barely worth mentioning.

The help files are excellent and explain how to play the game so you're not sitting there wondering what you're supposed to do.

I also loved that GamersGate provided a free .pdf instruction manual that isn't available at another portal that also has the game.

I was so happy with the game, I got it for my iPhone when it came out...although, I have to admit, the developer happened to post about it, elsewhere, when it was listed as a "today only" free app. LOL

Vizati review

By Siorghlas posted 22nd November 2010

You want to challenge yourself with clever little puzzles? You like casual games as a way to relax a short bit in between other duties or on the go? Then look no further than Vizati: nice HD 720p graphics, relaxing atmospheric music and good puzzle mechanics to challenge yourself just enough while not pressing you with time constraints. You'll get just what you want with this title.

Vizati review

By Faithful posted 10th August 2010

There are so many games today that try to get you to part with your many sit and collect dust, but a few games come along that are a pleasure to purchase and play.

Vizati is one such game.

Vizati is a relaxed paced, atmospheric puzzle game which offers the player a wonderful experience while listening to a well done and fitting musical score.

The game consists of shaking, twisting, and flipping a square that has color blocks placed inside. The object is to turn the square in such a way that 3-of-a-kind will be produced of each color thus removing them from play. There are only a limited number of moves allowed, but there is not timer so there is no rush to make a choice. The user is allowed to think as long as they would like before a move is made.

There are two modes of play; Story Mode and Arcade Mode to keep you pleasantly entertained for a good while.

As I said, Vizati is one of those games that is worth spending money on and enjoying at your pace. Enjoy every shake, turn, or flip of this little gem of a game it really is worth it.

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