Chuzzle Rules
Chuzzle is a game that willtest our skill solving puzzles, because the main objective of this title is to wipe out the maximum amount of Chuzzles (the cute colorful bugs that can be found on each level of this game). The game system is very similar to that of other titles developed and distributed by PopCap Games, like Bejeweled or Peggle.
Classic Chuzzle is one of the five gamemodes in Chuzzle. In this game mode, there are two difficulty modes with Casual and Expert. When the player creates a new profile in Chuzzle, this mode will automatically be played in Casual difficulty. The goal for the player is to match three or more Chuzzles in order to fill in the flask. After the flask is completely filled, the player advances to the. There are 3 different types (the disco, crowd of Chuzzles and potion) each triggers its own bonus game. Chuzzle Slot Bonus Games. I liked the free spins round – largely due to the special twist at the end. This game takes you to a new screen where the 1970’s disco music plays. You get between 15 and 25 spins (for 3, 4 or 5 of the disco. Chuzzle Disco: At least 3 free spins symbols starts this round. A number of of free spins will be awarded based on the number of symbols in view. After this, you will go to the Chuzzle disco and choose 1 of the 4 chuzzles to reveal your multiplier level. This level is only active for the free spins. Chuzzle with multiple colors is the wild here, while the scatter will come in three forms with different feature. Three or more Chuzzle disco symbols on the reels will trigger up to 50 free spins, while three or more bottle symbols in view will activate a win multiplier that will multiply the total bet. In addition, three or more Chuzzle reaction symbols on the reels will activate the Chuzzle.
Puzzle game that follows suit to Bejeweled
The graphic aspect stands out due to its simplicity and its color, being a very appealing title both for children as well as for adults. Furthermore, the difficulty level can be adapted so that anyone will be able to enjoy the game.
Discover a really addictive puzzle game with really nice graphics, thanks to Chuzzle.
Its playability is very high, because we'll only need the mouse to control all the game, something that the majority of 'Casual Gamers' will surely be grateful for. If we aren't quick enough eliminating the Chuzzles, they will end up blocked, and we won't be able to change their position, thus making it even more difficult to be able to complete a level.
- The demo allows us to play the game for one hour.
| Chuzzle | |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | Raptisoft Games |
| Publisher(s) | PopCap Games |
| Designer(s) | John Raptis |
| Engine | PopCap Games Framework |
| Platform(s) | Windows, Macintosh, Mobile phone, iOS,[1]Android |
| Release | May 12, 2005 |
| Genre(s) | Puzzle |
| Mode(s) | Single-player |
Chuzzle Deluxe is a tile-matchingpuzzle video game created by American studio Raptisoft Games, and published by PopCap Games. It is named after the multi-colored fuzzballs around which the game revolves.
Gameplay[edit]
The player is presented with a 6x6 board of multi-colored fuzzballs called 'Chuzzles'. Matching 3 or more of the same colored Chuzzle removes those Chuzzles from the board and allows new Chuzzles to drop in. Chuzzles can be matched in vertical or horizontal lines, 'L' shapes and cubes. Mega Chuzzles also feature in the game, taking up 4 squares on the grid. Matching with a Mega Chuzzle provides more points to the player.[2]
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Moves are made by dragging rows and columns. The rows and columns 'wrap' when dragged off the grid; Chuzzles on the left reappear on the right, top reappear on the bottom, and vice versa. This 'wrapping' of the grid can be a source of difficulty because some moves may require the player to drag edge Chuzzles to the middle. Eliminated Chuzzles' eyes fly into a flask to the left of the board. When the flask fills to its neck, the level ends and bonus points are awarded, 1000X the level number in Casual difficulty (up to 10,000), and 2000X the level number in Expert difficulty (up to 20,000).
Chuzzle Rules
The overall gravity of the grid is downward; new Chuzzles appear from the top.
Other modes of play involve Speed Chuzzle, where the player has a time limit, Zen Chuzzle, where there is no score or time and is played to relax,[3] and Mind Bender Chuzzle, where the player must match the board with a preset pattern.
Various trophies are awarded to the player for certain accomplishments in the game. Examples include 'Chuzzbomber', awarded for exploding 1,000 Super Chuzzles, and 'Speed Master', awarded for clearing levels in Speed Chuzzle without getting a lock.
Reception[edit]
In a brief review, PC Magazine remarked that Chuzzle is 'reason enough to make casual gamers cheer', giving the game a score of 4 out of 5.[4]IGN reviewed the mobile version of the title (Chuzzle Mobile), concluding their review with a score of 7.9 out of 10. IGN felt that the title was very similar to existing 'match three' offerings, although the 'Mind Bender' mode does provide some measure of uniqueness.[5]
Sequels and Spin-offs[edit]
On December 18, 2018, Raptisoft published a sequel, Chuzzle 2, as a free-to-play app with removable ads on both iOS and Android. On August 19, 2020, Raptisoft also published a spin-off game, Chuzzle Snap! On iOS and Android.
References[edit]
- ^iPhone OS version released
- ^Guardian Staff (2009-12-16). 'Chuzzle review'. The Guardian. ISSN0261-3077. Retrieved 2019-06-01.
- ^'Chuzzle review by PC Magazine'. 2006-05-24. Archived from the original on 2006-05-24. Retrieved 2019-06-01.
- ^'Chuzzle - Review by PC Magazine'. PC Magazine. 2006-02-01. Archived from the original on May 24, 2006.
- ^'IGN: Chuzzle Mobile Review'. IGN.com. 2007-05-29. Archived from the original on 2007-07-05. Retrieved 2007-06-25.
