New Game Release! – Grid2
Published: November 21, 2009Posted in: GRID
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Hello, this is another person who’s playing your latest game, Gridz.
Loved the previous one (beat all the levels except for the last one in
which I always noticed at some point that I had kind of navigated myself
into a corner) and like this one just as much. OK, the blue tiles in the
first one were even more stylish, but apart from that …
Thank you for this new one! You’ve designed two clever games there, and
they stand out from the crowd!
(By the way: Is there a walkthrough anywhere? I’m quite proud to have made it to level 32 by myself but just can’t seem to get any further. Some
parts are hopelessly out of reach …)
Please go on making such great games!
Hey Thanks for the feedback
Glad you’re enjoying our Grid series!
I’m not aware of a walkthrough for Gridz yet, but if we come across one we’ll post it here.
Sometimes I’ve seen other players helping each other out in the comments section on jayisgames or some of the other portals?
Good luck!
Geat Game … i wish there was a Funtion to save the progress. Cant play it in one row … and to do 30 Levels again and again is a bit boring
Hey Cyal, the game automatically saves your progress.
You should be able to just click on the “level select” button in the main menu.
If you have done this and your progress has not been saved, The game is saved as a cookie on your computer, so if you clean up all your cookies that could loose it as well.
Hope this helps!
I recently discovered “Grid 2″ while looking for a game to play. It’s a fantastic game! I’m now playing “Grid 1″ and love it too. Congrats to the coder(s) and hope to see a “Grid 3″ or perhaps more levels to an existing Grid game.
Hey Thanks Lyverbe!
We have a few new exciting games coming down the pipe.
But it is always fun to make more sequels!
You never know what 2010 may bring
GRIDZ 3.0! I want it! Now!
I am so crazy for Gridz… If gridz 3.0 was:
- 3D (there would be interconnected layers of grids!)
- 5+ streams at the same time
- around 100 (hard) levels
Then I would totally pay $50-$60 for it.