Joining Hands 2 for Windows Phone 8, one of the cutest puzzle games around now available

Joining Hands 2 for Windows Phone

Some development teams just made solid product later on solid production. Ane of those evolution teams is game studio 10tons. They've given us great (sometimes weird) games like King Oddball, Sparkle, and more. Seriously, if you haven't played a game from 10tons you lot demand to go to the Windows Phone Store, choice one up and at to the lowest degree play the trial. You'll probably get hooked. Well 10tons has merely recently released another game for Windows Phone called Joining Hands ii, a follow up to their previous puzzle game of the aforementioned title. Let's bank check information technology out.

Joining Easily 2 is a whimsical puzzle game. Your job is to complete puzzles by joining the easily of these picayune creatures called Peablins. Gameplay is straightforward, you drag and driblet them from prison cell to cell in society to have them all holding hands. Here's what y'all go with Joining Hands ii:

More than 140 fun and challenging levels
Eight kinds of adorable Peablin characters
Unlimited hint arrangement: Never go stuck
Fun for all ages: No violence, no fourth dimension limits, no pressure
Groovy for kid and parent cooperative puzzling
Cute graphics and blithesome soundtrack
Ten achievements

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The game is delightful and gets increasingly more than challenging as you progress. Don't let the early simplicity of the trial make you lot think this game is going to be a walk in the park.

You lot can grab Joining Hands two for just $0.99 in the Windows Phone Shop. There's also a free trial that volition let yous play the first stretch of levels. The game is available to those with a Windows Telephone 8 device, including those with just 512 MB of RAM.

You'll find it in the Windows Telephone Store, past using the QR code below, or by swiping to the more than section in our app.

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QR: Joining Hands 2

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