Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure
Interesting mix of genres and gameplay... once you get the hang of it, the game grows on you...

'tis okay
Pretty amazing to see EA even put out something like this on DS, but the level design can get painfully tiring later in the game, they just go for too long. Still, worth checking out!

A Lovely Hybrid
Mixing a puzzle game with a side scrolling beat-em-up style adventure sounds like a very odd recipe indeed. Thankfully, Hatsworth's journey manages to successfully combine the two styles flawlessly.

As you fight your way through unusual worlds, battling odd minions and hilarious bosses, it is impossible to feel like the puzzle elements are just some cheap gimmick. The switch between the two play styles quickly becomes second nature, and utilizing the puzzle world to help fight enemies in the real world soon becomes an important strategy to ensure success.

Superb (and challenging) gameplay, cute graphics and hilarious writing make this a must for any fans of an action packed adventure.

very unusual, yet attractive game
What happen when platform based adventure meets puzzle genre? The answer is Henry Hatsworth adventure game. Platform adventure task which mainly based on bashing action now rewards you as defeated enemy become tiles that you can take advantage to gain more power or even transform to a robot. So this game will challenge you to quick thinking between crashing enemy on the top screen, while once in a while rearrange the tiles to gain advantage.

The characters, even the bosses is kinda cute and cartoony but is very entertaining and sometimes tried to get serious, only to become more hillarious.

Bottom line this is one of the game that successfully combine two genres of gaming, and amazingly it comes from non-japanese developer, which is rare. Try it and have a good show mate.

Unique is one way to put it.
This game was talk of the town when it first came out, and it still stands up as being a unique and well made game.

The blend of platforming and puzzling is well implemented, you have to budget your puzzle solving to benefit you in the platforming, and vice versa, either left unattended can mean doom, but played well you'll overcome many obstacles.

The game has a considerable spike in challenge later in the game, but remains fair play, the absolute best part of the game is its boss fights with humorous characters, good show!