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Temple Trap, like the name suggests, puts us in the role of an Indiana Jones-type character. The adventure consists of navigating a shifting maze full of perils and escape it without getting trapped. The game features eight sliding pieces that need to be constantly moved around, so your pawn can go from point A to point B without falling into the water filled with crocodiles. The first twelve challenges are easy enough to get you acquainted with the game and learn the ropes. As you progress, so the difficulty will increase as well. Can you manage to solve all 48 challenges and be a true hero of the jungle?

As always, there are a few rules to keep in mind when you're attempting to solve a specific challenge. 

These are the basic rules, but there are other subtleties you need to be aware of. One of these subtleties is the symbols found at the edge of every piece. These allow you to quickly identify each piece as you set up a challenge, and to help you follow the solutions in case you need guidance in any tougher puzzle.

The difficulty of the game, as you'd expect peaks at the last few challenges, the Master level. I found these last ones quite difficult, although when you reach this level you'll be prepared for most of them with the experienced gained from previous levels. Nevertheless, and even though you have plenty of challenges to keep you occupied for a while, I would've liked a few more challenges. Maybe 60, or even 100. Unless the limitations of the puzzle prevent it to have more than the included 48.

Closing Comments:

Whether you're a 7 or a 99 year old kid, the amount of fun you'll have with Temple Trap will be about the same, as the game will manage to awake the adventurer in you. If you're on the fence about this one, I believe there's 48 great reasons to give this one a try.

Availability: Temple Trap can be purchased at PuzzlesdeIngenio.com for about €15. You can also purchase other games from SmartGames.