Boulder Dash: Rocks!
Boulder Dash: Rocks! is an action video game by German studio 10tacle released for Nintendo DS in the PAL region. The game is a part of the Boulder Dash video game series. A PlayStation Portable version was scheduled to be released in the first quarter of 2008. Plot
The protagonist, Rockford, is collecting diamonds from a variety of themed worlds to win the heart of his girlfriend, Crystal. Tentacle, a giant octopus-like creature, is also hunting for the crystals and aims to get them before Rockford. Gameplay
The core gameplay is based on the 1984 original game. However, there are a number of new additions, including a ray gun with various powers and boss battles against Tentacle, which require a different strategy to regular levels. There are also new game modes. Release
Boulder Dash: Rocks! was developed by 10tacle Mobile GMBH and published by various companies, including 10tacle Studios, OV Software, and Electronic Arts. It was originally released on the Nintendo DS on November 23, 2007 and February 15, 2008 in Europe and Australia respectively. It was later released for Blackberry devices on June 26, 2009, on iOS devices on August 29, 2009, and on Java in September 2009. A PlayStation Portable port was planned for release in 2008, but it never materialized. Reception

Nintendo World Report said the game "successfully combines arcade action with enticing puzzle elements without looking or sounding particularly good". Pocket Gamer said that it's "one of the more enjoyable puzzlers out on the DS this Christmas". Eurogamer said the game's "low-budget feel and glossy makeover makes it come across as a kids' title. But if you can look beyond all of that, this has a lot more going for it than you might initially imagine". References

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10tacle Studios games
2007 video games
Action games
BlackBerry games
Rocks
Cancelled PlayStation Portable games
IOS games
Java platform games
Multiplayer and single-player video games
Nintendo DS games
Video games developed in Germany