Nintendo Switch • switch digital

Yakuzukuri Puzzle Yumeiro Yuramu

switch digital · Nippon Ichi Software

Yakuzukuri Puzzle Yumeiru Yuramu, also known simply as Yumeiro Yuramu, is a falling-blocks puzzle game by Nippon Ichi Software. The basic gameplay consists of the player dropping dominos of two colored blocks onto the playfield. When four blocks of the same color are connected, they form a tetromino. As the player forms patterns such as multiple same-colored tetrominoes connecting or tetrominos forming a square, a score counter next to the playfield will increase. When the player has a valid points-earning board, they may either finish the round to cash in their points, or continue to build, at the expense of possibly losing points if they fail to raise the value of their board. The game can be either played solo or in versus mode against an opponent, either a CPU-controlled or human opponent. Versus-human play can be done either locally or online, with cross-platform play available between Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 players. When playing versus, each round the player whose board is worth more points will damage the opponent's HP with an amount equal to the value of their board. The first player to deplete their opponent's HP wins.

Yakuzukuri Puzzle Yumeiru Yuramu, also known simply as Yumeiro Yuramu, is a falling-blocks puzzle game by Nippon Ichi Software. The basic gameplay consists of the player dropping dominos of two colored blocks onto the playfield. When four blocks of the same color are connected, they form a tetromino. As the player forms patterns such as multiple same-colored tetrominoes connecting or tetrominos forming a square, a score counter next to the playfield will increase. When the player has a valid points-earning board, they may either finish the round to cash in their points, or continue to build, at the expense of possibly losing points if they fail to raise the value of their board. The game can be either played solo or in versus mode against an opponent, either a CPU-controlled or human opponent. Versus-human play can be done either locally or online, with cross-platform play available between Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 players. When playing versus, each round the player whose board is worth more points will damage the opponent's HP with an amount equal to the value of their board. The first player to deplete their opponent's HP wins.