(Or ‘Roll Away’, if you prefer).
Of all the puzzle games released on PS1, Game Design Sweden AB’s Kula World (known as Roll Away in North America and KulaQuest in Japan) is one that sticks in my memory, even all these years later.
A physics-based puzzler that puts the player in control of a sentient beach ball, Kula World was well-received at the time of release and, despite being Game Design Sweden AB’s sole release, remains a firm favourite today – so much so that someone is porting it to the Sega 32X.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
(Or ‘Roll Away’, if you prefer).
Of all the puzzle games released on PS1, Game Design Sweden AB’s Kula World (known as Roll Away in North America and KulaQuest in Japan) is one that sticks in my memory, even all these years later.
A physics-based puzzler that puts the player in control of a sentient beach ball, Kula World was well-received at the time of release and, despite being Game Design Sweden AB’s sole release, remains a firm favourite today – so much so that someone is porting it to the Sega 32X.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
