Go! Swizzleblock2

Also known as: Go! Swizzleblock 2 , Swizzle Blocks , Go! Puzzle

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Published by: Sony Computer Entertainment

Developed by: TBA

Release date: Unknown

Official Site: Not Available

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Swizzleblock is a grid-based puzzle game for the PS3 download service.

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I love puzzle games, this one is looking pretty sweet.

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