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Posted by DevilDog
- October 02, 2004, 11:35:16 AMyeah i know, but they were diff topics. lol im stewpid, sue me
Posted by Slayer32
- October 02, 2004, 11:33:40 AMYou have already posted that.
Posted by DevilDog
- October 02, 2004, 10:21:03 AM--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jigsaw Detective is a jigsaw puzzle game with a hard-boiled paperback theme - a bit edgier than the typical Pogo game. The tone of the game is moody and enigmatic - it presents the gritty side of life on the streets of a big city.
That's where I come in. I'm your narrator - the jigsaw detective. Some say I'm the best there is. Every month, I'll be bringing you another caper from my case files. Let's see if you can help me put the pieces together and add another badge to your collection.
The basic gig is a snap. Just put two puzzle pieces together, rinse and repeat. Eventually, the rest of the story will fall into place. When all the pieces of the puzzle are together, you'll earn some tokens for completing the job plus a bonus for your moxie.
Along the way, you'll unlock "Clue" images. Completing a "Clue" image will reveal the next plot point in the story. Each case is composed of six story segments and five "Clue" images. Between each plot point, you'll have to "hit the streets" - paying your dues to earn your scratch. The puzzles you'll play while your "hitting the streets" will come from the closed case archive and the finished clue images for the current story. When you finish the last clue image, you will learn the solution to the crime and earn a badge.
For each puzzle you solve, you'll earn a Jackpot Spin and some case progress. You can refer to the progress meter on the puzzle selection screen to see how close you are to the next clue image and the end of the case. The next clue image is always marked in red on the meter. At the end of each game, the progress meter will show you how much progress you earned for completing the puzzle. When you play on the higher difficulty level, you'll make progress much faster.
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Like I was saying, the basic gig is pretty simple. You just need patience and a keen eye.
There's also an area for the score, but likewise - if you're the "high-rolling" sort - you might find the working stiffs life a little dull. You're not going to get rich playing this game. You'll score tokens for each piece that you place - it increases by the level of difficulty, but it's always the same for every image. Try not to spend it all in one place.
Now for those of you who are here because you've heard there are badges in this game, that's true. But there ain't no rank, challenge or secret badges to be found - there's one a month, that's all. You can earn them anytime after they're released, but not a moment sooner.
You can work on a case for as long as it takes you to finish. Your case progress and the state of your last puzzle will be saved for the next time you play.
Jigsaw Detective is a jigsaw puzzle game with a hard-boiled paperback theme - a bit edgier than the typical Pogo game. The tone of the game is moody and enigmatic - it presents the gritty side of life on the streets of a big city.
That's where I come in. I'm your narrator - the jigsaw detective. Some say I'm the best there is. Every month, I'll be bringing you another caper from my case files. Let's see if you can help me put the pieces together and add another badge to your collection.
The basic gig is a snap. Just put two puzzle pieces together, rinse and repeat. Eventually, the rest of the story will fall into place. When all the pieces of the puzzle are together, you'll earn some tokens for completing the job plus a bonus for your moxie.
Along the way, you'll unlock "Clue" images. Completing a "Clue" image will reveal the next plot point in the story. Each case is composed of six story segments and five "Clue" images. Between each plot point, you'll have to "hit the streets" - paying your dues to earn your scratch. The puzzles you'll play while your "hitting the streets" will come from the closed case archive and the finished clue images for the current story. When you finish the last clue image, you will learn the solution to the crime and earn a badge.
For each puzzle you solve, you'll earn a Jackpot Spin and some case progress. You can refer to the progress meter on the puzzle selection screen to see how close you are to the next clue image and the end of the case. The next clue image is always marked in red on the meter. At the end of each game, the progress meter will show you how much progress you earned for completing the puzzle. When you play on the higher difficulty level, you'll make progress much faster.
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Like I was saying, the basic gig is pretty simple. You just need patience and a keen eye.
There's also an area for the score, but likewise - if you're the "high-rolling" sort - you might find the working stiffs life a little dull. You're not going to get rich playing this game. You'll score tokens for each piece that you place - it increases by the level of difficulty, but it's always the same for every image. Try not to spend it all in one place.
Now for those of you who are here because you've heard there are badges in this game, that's true. But there ain't no rank, challenge or secret badges to be found - there's one a month, that's all. You can earn them anytime after they're released, but not a moment sooner.
You can work on a case for as long as it takes you to finish. Your case progress and the state of your last puzzle will be saved for the next time you play.
Posted by MikeBe9
- September 24, 2004, 10:55:37 AMThat Badge which you think is for spooky slots looks like it could be a Sweet Tooth badge! maybe they are doing a version of Sweet Tooth with a halloween vibe to it.
Posted by Homer
- September 24, 2004, 04:56:34 AMSpooky Slots is a slot game that comes out around Halloween every year. :)
Posted by bigbear78
- September 24, 2004, 12:54:37 AMMystery Game badges???
Spooky Slots badge this year???
Pinochle Badges?????
Spooky Slots badge this year???
Pinochle Badges?????
Posted by Midnight'sMummy
- September 23, 2004, 10:05:25 PMPogo alpha and beta.com is showing a new game called "Spooky Slots". Haven't heard of this one yet...
Posted by bowler_man2005
- September 23, 2004, 09:14:27 PMpinochle is going to be a club pogo game i can tell you that much right now i am almost 100% sure and jigsaw i am about 60% sure it going to be a all members game
Posted by mike2008
- September 23, 2004, 07:54:20 PMi think its gonna be a club pogo game because i seen badges with detective crap! ;)
Posted by gettinthere
- September 23, 2004, 03:14:37 PMNew puzzle game AND pinochle....both will be showing up as new games before to long...hope that stops all the confusion...hagd
Posted by MikeBe9
- September 23, 2004, 02:52:10 PMIf you go to the non-members page of Pogo it says:
"Coming Soon- Jigsaw Detective"
so maybe it wasn't Pinchole (or whatever it's called!).
"Coming Soon- Jigsaw Detective"
so maybe it wasn't Pinchole (or whatever it's called!).
Posted by Slayer32
- September 19, 2004, 08:07:23 PMyeah yeah i know its a card game.. but knowing pogo........ WHO KNOWS!
Posted by badcrazygirl
- September 17, 2004, 03:17:57 AMcard games suck
Posted by Super Duckie
- September 17, 2004, 01:46:22 AMhehe, yea, pinchole is a card game thats coming withing the next few weeks
Posted by bowler_man2005
- September 16, 2004, 08:49:19 PMpinchole has nothing to to do with jigsaw puzzles it must have different name or they comepltly changed the rules