» Game Description

Trijinx

Join Kristine Kross, adventurer, world-traveler and puzzle-master, as she winds her way through a mysterious labyrinth of ancient tombs in search of her missing father. Is Kristine's three-eyed amulet a clue? An ancient curse? Unearth the chilling secret as you puzzle your way through 68 rotating riddles and unlock the ancient gates of TriJinx.

» Game Screenshots

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» Game Features

• A Tumbling Action-Puzzler!
• 4 Different Game Modes
• Stunning Special Effects And Sound
• Follow This Intriguing Story!

» Game Reviews

• “TriJinx is a unique puzzle game because you can rotate the puzzle board to give yourself more options. Easy to play a quite enjoyable with minimal brain stress. On the upper levels as the game gets harder I would have like the "Hints" to have been a little more helpful. Try it, this game is very addictive” – n000n
• “I began this game and couldn't stop until I'd beaten all the levels. Then I played it again from the beginning. Then I played it AGAIN from the beginning. It's a wonderful take-off on a standard game play theme of matching three things to remove them from the board, with more things falling into the board all the while. But TriJinx changes it up enough to keep you interested in the game play. Sure, the back story is cute, but it's not the essential part of the game.” – ZOWIE
• “This is a fun game with interesting twists. I don't know how long it will hold someone's interests based on the limited amount of time for web-play. Being able to rotate the puzzle around is a great option, but after a few levels in arcade mode is very frustating, cause you can't solve it.” – Clever

» System Requirements

• OS: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows Vista
• Memory: 128MB
• CPU: P3 600

» Extra Info

Developer: PlayFirst
Release Date: 2005-09-14
Tags: action, adventure, match 3, online, puzzle

Did you know that…
Riddles have a distinguished literary ancestry, although the contemporary sort of conundrum that passes under the name of "riddle" may not make this obvious. Riddles occur extensively in Old English poetry. More generally, a riddle is any puzzling question. In the Hebrew Bible, the hero Samson proposes a riddle to the Philistines, which centered around Samson's discovery of honey in the carcass of a lion. (Judges 14) In Greek mythology, riddles were the province of the Sphinx, a female monster who challenged passersby with riddles; those who failed to guess them were devoured. She famously asked Oedipus, "What is the animal that goes about on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three in the evening?" The correct answer given by Oedipus was "Man," who crawls as a baby, walks upright as an adult, and goes with the help of a walking stick when elderly.

Misspellings: trijincks tri jinx trejinx trijenx trijinks triginx triginks trigenx

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