Thursday, July 8, 2010

Downloadable Game Review: Chuzzle Deluxe

Story Line

Chuzzle brings a surprising combination of 80s arcade-style with the outstanding flops of the 70s: shag carpet and disco. Like many puzzle casual games of recent (including Bejeweled, Zuma and Cubis), the goal of the game is to create the chains of three or more here in one attempt on one level, the board to unload or deposit. Only Chuzzle, instead of grouping jewels, blocks or balls, we are grouping, which are described only as a cute shag carpet hairballsEyes (apparently called "Chuzzle")!

We are right in their quest as a restaurateur as Flo made himself an energetic, enthusiastic owner who fulfills every role from hostess to server, bartender and busboy (thankfully, cooking is provided by a revised dark figure behind the counter ).

Chuzzle provides several game modes, including classics (we play what used), speed (where you must focus on a combo every few seconds more in order), Zen and MindBender. All modes seem to be endless, as after an hour I reach level 24 and no end in site (and officially, as far as we know, there is no limit).

The soundtrack is interesting and unique. There is a disco-techno beat with emotion, which I swear is the Aflac duck quacks, the music (think John Travolta meets Donald Duck)!

But the best part (by far) is the inclusion of trophies. Several dozen trophies are in the Trophy Room for all types ofServices range from "Triple Combo" on "Speed Freak" to "Chuzzle Bingo". This feature, along with the morphine-like, addicted to waste hours of gameplay (usually for PopCap Games) provides more than enough excitement over and over again to the full purchase warrant: one hour is not enough, I need more pop shag carpet hairballs !

Navigation

Thanks to special attention to the hand PopCap has a sliding row-column grid come Navigationthe easy-to-use yet challenging gameplay proves possible. Players slide rows and columns of Chuzzles left and right or up and down to line-up combinations, recorded the record himself (more than half of my combo when playing random statements came while trying a different, obviously, the lineup).

Ease of Use

In terms of usability, navigation and game play in the self get-go. And in case you are a little perplexed asWhere to start with, PopCap has included many in-game tutorials and tips to help along the way to aid you. In addition, in exchange for a hit in the points, is evidence available to you from the "What the hell do I do now?" Moments.

Playability

With dozens of trophies, several, very challenging game modes, and tons of twists and quirks in the way Chuzzle is one of the few casual games, which seems never boring or old! It kind of remindsme of the old commercial with the slogan "If you can pop, not stop it!" In summary ...

MORE POP MUST SHAG CARPET hairballs!

Full Version Features

The free trial allows unlimited access and 60 minutes gameplay. Enough to help you facilitate the entry and on the way at least one game mode, and time to try out the other three. The full version you can see your addiction (you know what I mean feeds, if the trial version expires).

Pros / cons

Pros:


Very addictive
Is not old or boring
Seemingly endless
Easy to use, navigate

Cons:


No support for multiple players

Bottom Line

I never thought popping little shag carpet hairballs bring with eyes so much excitement and satisfaction ... but it works! This game never gets old, boring and seems to never end! The inclusion of trophies for outstanding performance that catapults Arcade / Puzzle> Play on the traditional Bejeweled, Zuma and Cubis. My # 1 Puzzle Game of the Year!

Editor's Rating:


Storyline: 9
Ease of Use: 9
Playability: 10

Overall: 8.3

Game Specs:


Publisher: PopCap Games
Full Price: $ 19.99
Windows 98/2000/Me/XP
Processor: Pentium III 500 MHz
128 MB RAM
Free disk space: 8 MB
16-bit Video Card 16MB DirectX 7
DirectX-compatible sound card

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Playvue.com Editor's Rating: 9.3

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