Tera Kirk says: “ Nevertheless, I enjoyed Ziro. While it’s not as simple as lining up things in groups of three—and not as addicting—it made me think in ways I’m not used to thinking. I kept wanting to play through it faster than I should have, lured by the siren-song of empty table space into thinking that the level layout was much simpler than it was. Was it a time-suck for me? No. But for a few hours, it forced me to solve problems in a new and challenging way.”

Game Critics gives Ziro rating 7 out of 10.

Full review you can read on http://www.gamecritics.com/tera-kirk/ziro-review.

Steve Rosenthal says: “If you’re the type that enjoys really wracking their brain for hours trying to solve fiendish puzzles, this is a title you may want to take a look at. Repackaged as a straight puzzler for fanatics, Ziro might work.”

AceGamez gives Ziro rating 45 out of 100.

Full review you can read on http://acegamez.com/032010/reviews/pc-reviews/ziro.html.

Susan Ensor says: “Even for those who are unsure if they will like the games storyline, I highly recommend this puzzle game and am certain it will keep you busy for hours.“

Puzzle Universe gives Ziro rating 10 out of 10.

Full review you can read on http://puzzleuniverse.com/posts/view/183.

Amy Baldry says: “With more than generous amounts of levels this game has to offer it will keep you entertained for hours and it’s certainly a game that will keep the kids entertained as well as their parents.“

Gamers Daily News gives Ziro rating 7 out of 10.

Full review you can read on http://www.gamersdailynews.com/article-2319-Ziro-Review-PC.html.

Andrew Williams says: “Ziro strikes that delicate balance between lots of game features and a realistic difficulty curve fairly well – it may perhaps be a little too easy-going for ardent puzzle fans but, if you just want to unwind at the end of a long day at work, it’s pitched about perfectly.”

Bytten gives Ziro rating 88 out of 100.

Full review you can read on http://www.bytten.com/gamereview.php?id=382.