Tumblestone

The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild

Action & adventure, Classics, Fighting, Puzzle & trivia

Tumblestone is an action-packed puzzle game. Race your friends in multiplayer or challenge yourself in story mode. Solve progressively more difficult and creative puzzles, help a sausage make friends, and find out what happened to the Tumblecrown.

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Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB

$19.99

Online multiplayer on Xbox requires Xbox Live Gold (subscription sold separately).

+ Offers in-app purchases

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Tumblestone

$19.99⁺

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Available on

Xbox One

Capabilities

Xbox Live local multiplayer (2-4) Xbox Live online multiplayer (2-4)

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Tumblestone Arcade DLC

$4.99

Additional information

Published by

The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild

Developed by

The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild

Release date

7/16/2016

Approximate size

954.47 MB

Age rating

For all ages

In-app purchases

$4.99

Installation

Install on your home Xbox One console plus have access when you’re connected to your Microsoft account.

Publisher Info

Tumblestone support

Additional terms

Xbox Live code of conduct
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Seizure warnings

Photosensitive seizure warning

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System Requirements

Minimum
Your device must meet all minimum requirements to open this product
OS	Xbox One
Architecture	x64

Recommended
Your device should meet these requirements for the best experience
OS	Xbox One
Architecture	x64

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Reviewed ByDylan

Xbox

8/10/2016

Review title of DylanLazy, Poor Design, and Greedy

Pros: - Fun to play with friends (up to 4 players). Cons: - Only 3 modes to play with friends, one of which - Tug of War - uses the same pattern over and over again just using different colors. - The only available game modes are repetitive and stale. - The script is lazy and lacks any substance whatsoever. - The UI on the campaign map is slow and often unresponsive. - The achievements don't always work - documented issue that has gone unfixed, which means: - The developer is lazy. - The arcade mode costs money, leaving only the broken campaign to be played; maybe the dev isn't lazy but instead doesn't care about players. All in all, this game is hardly worth a Free with Gold download, let alone $20. Like I said, it can be fun with friends, but its lack of substance and its limiting multiplayer modes make it hard to enjoy for more than a few minutes. The question I'm left with is: How can a game that had almost no effort put into the storyline expect people to pay for extra content?

26 out of 27 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByDaniel

Xbox

8/10/2016

Review title of DanielIt's Bad

I'm not sure how this game got onto Xbox. This feels like a Steam Greenlight title made by one person. The gameplay isn't really good, and the rest is lazily done. Okay art, but bad sound effects and bad animation. It just feels sloppily done.

18 out of 19 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByRyan

Xbox

8/15/2016

Review title of RyanHalf the game is not here

Not a great puzzle game to begin with but then most of the modes are behind a paywall with a free 2 min. demo of the modes for free.

14 out of 15 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByJoe

Xbox

8/13/2016

Review title of JoezZzZz zZzZz

you're better off taking a nap

5 out of 5 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByLordfool666

Xbox

1/5/2017

Review title of Lordfool666$20.00??? Ah hell no!

Got this free for Gold, and without question, I overpaid. Suuuuuper BORING, zero variety.

30 out of 40 people found this helpful.

Reviewed Byfvagelis

Xbox

10/4/2016

Review title of fvagelis0 Stars - DO NOT BUY

I got this from Games with Gold and it was a complete waste of time because I am a perfectionist and I 100% most games but there is 1 achievement that it's impossible to get. It is based solely around speed and luck, but the speed required is un-catchable not because of human limitations but because the game is badly made since I had some bursts of speed and the game could not keep up with me (it just didn't register my moves), not to mention the ocasional lag. It wasn't even lag because there was internet connection involved, since I was playing against bots, the game just... hung for a couple of milliseconds and totally mess up your rythm costing you your hard earned achievement. All in all the last one of the original achievements is a big "F**K YOU" from the developers that was put there solely to make people keep playing until they think they could get it but still not give it to you even after trying for a whole week and clocking in a total of 2 days and 2 hours of gameplay.

44 out of 62 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByItchyProduct01

Xbox

3/13/2018

Review title of ItchyProduct01I can't recommend.

From what I've played (and I feel I played it enough) this puzzler isn't necessarily as terrible a game as most reviews would have you believe. It feels like it would be perfectly at home and suitable as a 99 cent mobile game. As an incredibly over priced XBOX offering though, it doesn't offer up nearly enough content or fun for that matter. The game is just flat out boring. Sorry devs, but I just can't recommend this to anyone.

4 out of 4 people found this helpful.

Reviewed Bygbobman

Xbox

10/9/2016

Review title of gbobmanSeems like a first attempt at game creation

Some mechanics of gameplay are not adequately explained, controls are not smooth and just isn't fun. All that and they are still asking 20 for an indie title that doesn't deliver that level of entertainment.

4 out of 4 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByJohn

Xbox

8/13/2016

Review title of JohnBoring generic "puzzle" game.

Repetitive gameplay and annoying art. Didn't like being forced to watch cutscenes before every level.

4 out of 4 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByChase Feathers

Xbox

9/7/2016

Review title of Chase FeathersMakes no sense

For some reason, they thought solving multiple randomly generated puzzles with no checkpoints was a good idea.

12 out of 16 people found this helpful.

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