Boring, trite, and only suitable for very young players in multiplayer.

Reviewed by Cannon Fodder on or around 28th Feb 2007

Inside of 10 minutes, you've experienced everything there is to see in TrionCube's gameplay. It doesn't evolve beyond what it initially presents you with: very simple falling block puzzle gameplay. The graphics are Japanese-y cute and refreshing, the story goofy, and the "unlockable" items useless . . . but none of that matters if the core gameplay starts to bore you before the 15 minute mark.
 

 
Interestingly, the core gameplay is much more fun if you play two-player vs. mode with someone else. And I do have to give the game credit for supporting two-player mode single-card play. But, I still can't recommend this game, even to puzzle game fans (like Commander Video).
 

 
I would recommend it to young kids (6-9), as it is simple enough that they'll be able to understand it and play all the way through it without much frustration.