"Zuma" doesnt recreate the puzzle genra, but it brings it some context, and in that making it a true treaure for mobile
The basic gameplay is still here. You control a frog shaped character in the middle of the screen. In which you shoot different colored balls at a looming snake like spiral. The spiral is made up of many different
make-shift balls, at the spiral made up of many different colored balls. By getting three or more balls together, you eliminate the balls making the snake loose shape, stoping it from getting to the hole that the frog is guarding. If the spiral makes its journey complete, and you dont eradicate its menace in time. Then the spiral will, indefinitely, meet your demise.
Looking nice ( though lacking in visual flavor and aesthetic beauty ), looks well on the standard mobile phone. Though on the audio side, the game sounds quite outstanding in almost every respect. From on the opening tune to the endless in game sounds, "Zuma" is a total pleasure to the mobile players ears.
The temple themes are great, which have been at the heart of the games personality since its release on the "Pop Cap Games" internet site. Which, for the uninitiated, is where the game has loomed since its origin.
Though briming with options and replayability. The single aspect, that makes this a complete backage. Is the option to replay all of the stages and level designs that you have unlocked in the main quest. Making this specific version of "Zuma" the most replayable.
Considering the "MOBILE" aspect of the game. The sheir aspect of the games replayability is only capitalized. Creating a amazing collection of options that makes this version of "Zuma" the most essential. "Zuma" is a game that all mobile players should own despite there thoughts of the genra. "Zuma" doesnt recreate the puzzle genra, but it brings it some context, and in that making it a true treaure for mobile players. Considering the overall package, makes the game just that much better.