GameShastra is really cranking out the minis at the moment, having released six so far including this latest effort, Deflector. The object of the game is to deflect the laser beam(s) to the same coloured receiver using only mirrors and prisms. What makes this even more difficult is the fact that you have to buy [...]

Tiger Trouble is the second GameShastra mini based around a board game, the first one being Pachisi, and thankfully it’s a lot more entertaining than that first attempt. Although Tiger Trouble is just as basic as Pachisi, the actual core gameplay is much more absorbing and strategic.
The presentation of this traditional Nepalese board game is [...]

Yet another mini from Indian developers GameShastra, and this time they’ve drawn on their own roots and traditions with a version of the board game Pachisi, which is the national game of India with origins dating back to 4 A.D. You might be more familiar with the Western game Ludo, which is based on the [...]

After two puzzlers, D-Cube Planet and Circles, both of which played well but weren’t exactly visually stunning, Indian developer GameShastra has proved its versatility with Route 66, a minis version of the hidden objects game that has been kicking around on the web for the past couple of months as a download for PC and [...]

India’s GameShastra is already off to a flying start with four minis released to date (Circles, D-Cube Planet, Route 66 and Pachisi), and they’ve just announced seven more, three of which are scheduled to be released before the end of the year (Deflector, Crime Spree, Tiger Trouble), so it looks likely we’ll get them all [...]

Circles, Circles, Circles is the second mini from Indian developers GameShastra Studios, the team behind block-moving puzzler D-Cube Planet, also reviewed this week. Circles, Circles, Circles is a very different animal indeed though, being a straight-up numerical puzzle game.
If even the very words ‘number puzzle’ make you feel a bit queasy, don’t worry! Anything involving [...]