Korean developed PSP game puzzles PlayStation Store

By Spencer . April 15, 2008 . 12:14pm

I mentioned Nanogram finished work on a downloadable PSP game weeks ago, but I didn’t have details about WarNiChi Land. We have more information than the actual name since it’s heading to other regions in Asia (Hong Kong/Singapore/Taiwan) care of the PlayStation Store.

 

After a festival is ruined in WarNiChi land, Preffy a pragmatic hero with the power of memorization sets off on a quest to bring peace to villages… by solving puzzles. WarNiChi Land rotates through puzzles for Preffy to solve in between image matching. You can play stages individually or try the unlimited challenge more for a continuous stream of puzzles until time runs out. WarNiChi Land also includes ad hoc play and the total price is $11.99 Singaporean dollars or around $8.83 in US currency.

 

As of now Sony Computer Entertainment America and Sony Computer Entertainment Japan have not announced plans to bring WarNiChi Land outside of greater Asia. But we have some screenshots so you can see what you (might?) be missing.

 

 

 

Images courtesy of Sony.

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