What really adds value to this release is the number of different pinball tables you can play on. With the developer releasing the occasional update, it's a title worth picking up.

The music is a downgrade compared to the original release. However, it's gameplay is simple, but enjoyable. However, trying to win the tournaments gets repetitive, and a bit boring after a while.

Unfortunately, once you've solved the last set of puzzles, you won't have anything else to do. Thankfully though, with a solid mechanical foundation, the puzzles available were enjoyable to solve.

The mechanics of this Puyo-style game is fine, but there isn't enough content, or alternative game modes, to hold one's interest very long. You can only play endless mode in order to get a high score.

I had more fun with this game than I expected, particularly with the local coop. Unfortunately, there wasn't a need to repackage the original title this way, as it was a recent release.

I was surprised to find out this started as a mobile game, as it's a fun, fairly addictive mine and explore release. It's nice that you can auto-mine, and it makes for a solid local coop title.

The last game in the series tosses in a couple of new mechanics to wrap things off. It's the most complicated set of puzzles yet, even though it starts off more gently than the second game. Sneaky.

Little was changed in order to create this sequel, except the difficulty was ramped up for the puzzles. With only a few more added, it should take more time to finish due to the increased challenge.

As the first release out of a trilogy, it introduces the unique mechanics to an interesting puzzle game. It also has the easiest, and least amount of levels, but does a good job of setting the stage.

This is a great shooter to play with friends, whether it's the two of you in person, or a squad of four online. If it weren't so grindy, I imagine I'd have put even more time with the other classes.