Moving Puzzle: Jungle World

Released

1998 on Macintosh

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Publishers

Ravensburger Interactive Media GmbH

Developers

LTI Bulgaria

Moby Score: n/a
Critics: 60% (2)
Collected By: 2 players

Genre: Puzzle
Visual: Fixed / flip-screen
Gameplay: Cards / tiles
Interface: Point and select
Educational: Math / logic

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Description

Did you ever puzzle a video? Just imagine a video that has been cut into little square pieces. The individual squares have been scrambled, rotated or even mirrored. How quickly can you put the video clip back together? Test your puzzle skills. If you succeed in solving the 12 clips on one level you're ready to tackle the 13th tricky video-puzzle!

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Author	Peggy Weil
Produced by	David Steuer Peggy Weil
Executive Producer	Thomas Kirchenkamp
Project Manager for Ravensburger	Wolfgang Schwaiger Gabi Stopper
Game Design	Peter Gaebele David Steuer Gabi Stopper Peggy Weil
Video Research and Editorial	Wolfgang Schwaiger David Steuer Peggy Weil
Art Director	Robert Abbott
Music Design	Didier Rachou
Digital Video Production	Jeff Kozera
Producer	Nicholas Calton Arianna de Sano
Executive Producers	Luyen Chou Nicholas Matelan Ludmil Andreani Pandeff Catherine Eve Patterson
Programming Manager	Emil Tchelebiev
Lead Programmer	Julian Manolov
Additional Programmers	Gabriel Dobrev
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August 1998: Moving puzzle wins the second prize in its category at the Golden Mouse Software Awards at the major computer industry trade show CeBIT Home (Hannover - Germany). The first prize goes to You Don't Know Jack (BMG Interactive/Take 2) and the third prize to Age Of Empires (Microsoft/Ensemble Studios). Over 100 software titles have been submitted.

February 1998: Moving puzzle is the winner in the Lifestyles & Hobbies category at the 1998 Milia d’Or Awards (Cannes- France). There were 15 categories and 496 competitors from 20 countries.