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It first released in Japan in January 2009, and was later released in PAL regions and North America in May and July 2009 respectively. In Zengage, players are given increasingly difficult slide puzzles that require them to slide tiles to match the position of colored balls with colored tiles. Over time, new gimmicks are added to up the difficulty. Zengage received generally mixed reception, criticized by critics for a high level of difficulty and for having a "boring" art style. IGN writer Craig Harris, who does not enjoy slide puzzles himself, suggested that people who do would like this game.

• Title — Zengage • Developer — Skip Ltd. • Publisher — Nintendo • Released — January 30, 2009July 20, 2009 • Genre — Puzzle • Modes — Single-player • Series — Art Style • Platforms — Nintendo DSi

Zengage requires players to slide colored tiles on a game board in order to match the positions of colored balls resting on the same board. The colored titles are moved through vertical and horizontal movements on the touchscreen. As the game progresses, puzzles gain new mechanics that make it more difficult to solve the puzzle. These include preventing certain tiles from being moved. The later levels also add additional colors that need to be matched.

Zengage was announced for the DSiWare service on January 28, 2009, and released two days later alongside Pictobits, another title in the Art Style series. It was later released in PAL regions on May 29, 2009 and in North America on July 20, 2009.