There are also a host of offensive powerups, allowing you to do things like blow up a section of the chain, fire a shotgun-like blast through anything in your path, gain pinpoint accuracy to remove individual balls, or even remove all balls of a certain color. Scattered amongst the balls in the chain are several types of powerups, including ones that allow you to slow the chain or move it backwards. Yup, that is a frog that shoots balls from his mouth. Combos not only push the chain back but score higher points, helping you reach the target score and stopping the flow of balls. Matching balls is important, but which matches you make is more important – the right shot can start a chain reaction combo or place a ball that will allow for a better combo later. You must shoot balls into the chain, making color matches and removing them, keeping the chain from reaching the skull and ending the level. Each level has a chain of colored balls moving towards a skull. Like its predecessor, Zuma’s Revenge is a variant on the match three style of puzzle game.
Zuma’s Revenge brings the same accessible, addictive gameplay as the original and adds some awesome new powerups and boss fights, resulting in a great game has renewed our fight for the controller.
Zuma Deluxe for XBLA is a notable exception, and we spent many hours competing for the best score. Aside from the plot in games like LA Noire or the Uncharted series she has no interest, and even in those instances never touches a controller. Just one more game and I’ll write a tagline, I swear…Īs a general rule my wife does not share my enjoyment of video games.
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