Tumblebugs is basically like Zuma where you should shoot matching colors of a chain of round stuff. For Tumblebugs, you’re gonna shoot captured bugs and make sure that they don’t reach the hole where they will be prisoned forever by the black bugs.
I have played the Tumblebugs 1 before but didn’t have it in my current laptop so I have Tumblebugs 2 to review. Anyway, Tumblebugs 2 is the upgraded version of 1 and this has more levels, i.e. 12 levels with 6 mazes each, and two difficulty selections. Though this has more levels, there are repetitions on the mazes and the differences are just the speed of the bugs moving towards the hole.
Compared to Zuma, Tumblebugs’ interface is a lot better. The animation is great for a game with a simple objective. There is also an option for color blind people so that it’ll be easy for them to identify the color differences of the bugs.
You have 3 lives to use and can achieve more if you’ll be able to collect letters. Plus you can have different power bugs to help you like the bugs that you can shoot on any color or the ones that can stop the flow of the bugs for a little while. One thing they didn’t adopt from the first version of the game is the option to save the game when you have a lot of lives and retrieve it when your lives are getting fewer. In Tumblebugs 2 you can only save the game when you exit your ongoing game. But it just makes it more difficult and challenging for the gamers.
Overall, this game is addictive. Though I have not yet finished the last part for the Expert level, this just makes it more challenging for all those who like to play this type of game. Good animations, more levels which means longer time for playing, and they have a lot of funny quotes in between mazes.
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