Zuma Deluxe (Zuma Deluxe (PC))

Member Name: danieljamesphoto

Product:	Zuma Deluxe (PC)
Date:	15/01/09 (18 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: entertaining, addictive, fun

Disadvantages: none

Oh Zuma, how i wasted my holiday on you....well wasted, more like productively improved my hand eye co-ordination and let my stress levels build as the levels got gradually harder....

Moving on, Zuma is a classic game of 2+1 = Boom, essentially a trail of coloured balls edge around a path towards a skull. If they reach the skull you loose. Simple enough? To stop this you, the frog shown on the product image, must shoot coloured balls of your own at the ones approaching to destroy them and pull the continually growing chain of balls backwards. When you reach a certain score (more and more each level) the balls will stop coming and you must simply destroy the remaining ones.

Each level changes with different paths, faster balls, more colours, bonuses for tricky shots and objects blocking your shooting path Zuma is nothing if not varied whilst holding continuity and leaving you craving more.

There are two modes in this Aztec/tribal themed game, Adventure and Gauntlet.

Adventure mode takes you from temple to temple making your way through various levels to try and beat all coloured balls the game can throw at you (not completed yet....grudgingly). Whilst Gauntlet mode puts you in with an endless supply of balls, how long can you last? (probably longer than me...)

The game is addictive and entertaining. It'll have you wanting to throw the computer/laptop out the window at times yet still you'll click 'New Game'

Summary: It'll have you wanting to throw the computer/laptop out the window yet still you'll click 'New Game'