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Before Q Entertainment came out with the one-two release of Lumines and Meteos, it had been years since a puzzle game garnered much critical or commercial attention. These two puzzle games arguably traded on slick presentation as much as they did on inventive and addictive puzzle concepts, and with success comes imitators. Hudson's Honeycomb Beat does its damnedest to emulate the look and feel of Q Entertainment's finest. In this regard, it's fairly successful, if patently derivative.

from Cnet.com If you enjoyed Prism, then you will enjoy this game. The game also includes a mode where you clear the lines from a moving sheet using the techniques you learned in puzzle mode. If you want watch this mode being played at a high level then search "honeycomb deleted" on youtube. from Amazon.com This game is a lot like Lights Out, for anyone familiar with that game. The goal is to turn all the lit up honeycombs off. It is challenging, but fun. from Amazon.com Honeycomb Beat marks another puzzler release on the DS, which already has it's own hefty line of solid puzzle games. Despite it's derivative feel, gameplay, and overall delivery though, Honeycomb Beat manages to provide enough fun and challenge to make it pretty solid overall. from Amazon.com When you do a certain amount of puzzles, you get new wallpaper sets. To unlock music, is seems you use "evolution" mode. This is as close as Honeycomb Beat comes to the falling block genre. The sheet of cells creeps from the bottom and you must eliminate rows before it hits the top. from Amazon.com The gameplay concept isn't a bad one, and it benefits from having two unique modes with distinctly different focal points. from Cnet.com There are around 200 unique puzzles to be solved, though the first 30 or 40 puzzles don't put up much of a fight, with simple grid designs that require one or two beats to solve. from Cnet.com If you enjoyed Prism, then you will enjoy this game. The game also includes a mode where you clear the lines from a moving sheet using the techniques you learned in puzzle mode. If you want watch this mode being played at a high level then search "honeycomb deleted" on youtube. from Amazon.com Honeycomb Beat marks another puzzler release on the DS, which already has it's own hefty line of solid puzzle games. Despite it's derivative feel, gameplay, and overall delivery though, Honeycomb Beat manages to provide enough fun and challenge to make it pretty solid overall. from Amazon.com I thought this game was gonna be alot more. And it isnt that the concept is hard. from Amazon.com