Penguin Land 1.2.1

Penguin Land presents itself as a noteworthy puzzle game that incorporates elements of physics into its design.

In this game, players take on the role of a penguin tasked with safely transporting an egg—a dynamic object that mimics the bobbling motion of real-life eggs—across 55 levels without allowing it to break. A recurring antagonist, the bear, adds an extra layer of challenge to the gameplay. The diversity in block types is central to the puzzle-solving experience.

The gameplay mechanics enable the penguin to dig sideways while interacting with various environmental elements, including boulders, solid blocks, floating platforms, and blocks that trigger crushing doors. Some blocks permit the passage of either the penguin or the egg exclusively, adding depth to puzzle solutions.

A charming feature of Penguin Land allows players to drop their penguin off the bottom of the screen, reappearing at the top, which adds a whimsical touch to navigation.

Players can take their time mastering the first level before progressing, as many puzzles require nearly all of the available 300 bonus seconds. However, running out of time does not result in a game over, allowing for a more relaxed approach to problem-solving.

[Controls]

• Left/Right: Move horizontally; falling into pits leads to reappearance at the top of the screen, albeit with limited visibility if landing on solid ground. Usual actions remain accessible.
• Button A: Jump; enables direction changes mid-air or boulder pushing. If the egg becomes trapped in dead ends, it can be freed using this button.
• Button B: Dig in the direction faced; digging is time-consuming and may expose players to bear attacks. Solid blocks are the only ones that can be dug through. Players can also shake a boulder situated above empty space.

[Tips]

• The egg will break if landed upon with blocks adjacent to it.
• Lateral movement is possible when following the egg down a shaft after it squirts off based on penguin landing direction.
• The penguin can regenerate at the top after falling off-screen or being crushed.
• The penguin is capable of jumping up three levels, while the egg can fall three levels safely if landing on crumbling bricks.
• Bears will chase when they detect you; players can thwart them by dropping or digging adjacent blocks or pushing boulders toward them for elimination.
• An egg that falls into a narrow pit can be retrieved by digging from either side; landing isn't necessary.
• In two-wide pits, it's feasible to run over an egg; however, initiating this movement via a jump is often preferable.
• While pushing an egg, players are shielded from bear attacks since bears target eggs first.
• Boulders can be dislodged from above using Button B to cause falls onto enemies or accessible areas.
• Mid-air interactions are also possible when jumping and pushing boulders.
• If an egg is trapped, it can be released by pressing Button A while addressing corresponding obstacles.

Good luck!