
Chains is a relaxing arcade match 3 casual game. The object of the game is simple, link adjacent bubbles of the same color into chains. The challenge comes from increasingly difficult physics-driven levels. Chill, relax, and unwind with psychedelic Chains.
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Languages: English, German, Spanish - Spain, #lang_français
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3/5
ツムツム。 思ってたより遊べた。
It's a fun little casual game, quite short (20 levels) but it's a good time waster You have to connect 3 or more of the circles into a chain to remove them. Some levels are timed and some are more puzzle based. The good: - Simple gameplay - Different mechanics in the different levels, so it keeps it interesting The bad: - I encountered a couple of bugs, it did crash and lose a save - Hard to tell how close the balls needed to be before a connection could be made (making some levels frustrating) - Some levels have quite a lot of randomness to them, you need some luck as well as skill to beat them
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They don't make'em like this anymore
这游戏也太差劲了,画质差,界面极其不舒适,强烈建议不要购买!
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Прикольно, но не моё
Chains makes it somewhat interesting, but is ultimately a kind of boring match 3.
I loved this game. It was fun, challenging, easy to learn, difficult to master, and a great use of the engine. I enjoyed it so much that I bought Collisions, another 2dEngine game, and its second iteration Chains 2, both of which were a lot of fun and, for some reason, I can't seem to find on the Steam store anymore... glad I got them when I did!
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