- January 14, 2021
- Oleg Sereda
Amazing Pyramids: Rebirth
Platforms
About
Amazing Pyramids are back! Originally released in 2010, Amazing Pyramids is a popular word game, set in a world of hot sands and ancient cities. Now, 10 years later, the game is back as a Rebirth project! The 2020 remake features a completely reimagined gameplay, new high-resolution graphics, colorful special effects, remastered sound and much more! Jump into Amazing Pyramids: Rebirth and l…








- The game is a fun and engaging way to expand vocabulary, featuring various word categories and levels.
- Multiple game modes, including Adventure, Manuscript, and Shard, provide a good mix of challenges and replayability.
- The power-ups and mini-games add variety and enhance the overall gameplay experience.
- Some word categories are too broad or specific, making it difficult to guess the intended word.
- The game lacks a clear purpose for earning coins, as there is nothing to purchase with them.
- Certain animations and scoring sequences are slow and cannot be skipped, which can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is minimal, primarily serving as a backdrop for the puzzle gameplay, with players revealing pieces of an Egyptian narrative upon completing levels. While the graphics and background story are considered outdated and unremarkable, the challenge of the puzzles remains enjoyable, complemented by optional jigsaw side quests. Overall, the focus is more on the gameplay than on a compelling narrative.
“Once all seven words are guessed correctly, a puzzle piece of an Egyptian story will be revealed.”
“Story, music, and art are inoffensive, unobtrusive, and otherwise unremarkable - but hey, we're here to puzzle and play with words, right?”
“Despite the old graphics and sloppy background story, the game offers quite a challenge, an enjoyable one to boot.”
“Not much of a story, 55 levels, plus 7 optional jigsaws on the side every now and then.”
“Story, music, and art are inoffensive, unobtrusive, and otherwise unremarkable - but hey, we're here to puzzle and wordplay, right?”