Flipon

nice knowoff of a old SNES game, sadly no continous random pattern play against computer opponents but worth 1 Euro for about 7 hours

Great game, well worth the asking price. Also, thanks for implementing a wide capsule!

基本は某アクションパズルゲーム ソロでひたすら消すのも良いですし リモートプレイでの2-4人対戦アクションパズルとするのも大変良いです。

Puzzle league but now it's on my puter

This is a puzzle in the same vein as Tetris attack/ panel de pon/ puzzle league, which was popular in the 90s and early 2000q but has somehow not had many relevant entries. Most reviews on steam appear to be from people who were really into the aforementioned series and are looking for more of the same. As a result, many reviews boil down to "This game isn't the other game I played", ven though it's not wildly off either. I only had a casual interest in the source material, so I don't consider myself to be too attached to the past entries, and I can say that I greatly enjoyed what I played. I managed to beat the story without too much difficulty barring the odd issues clearing versus stages. However, the game offers more levels once you clear the story mode and I found the difficulty spike to bee a little too steep, as if there could be another set of levels to bridge that gap. The above doesn't detract from my enjoyment of the game, but it may be a warning to anyone wanting to 100% the trophies, as you do need to beat all the 115 levels to get it. In terms of gameplay, I played with a controller and found the controls to be responsive. All in all, I consider this game to be well worth the price of admission.

アクティブ連鎖が出来るタイプのパズルゲーム。 ■■の中がボタン押すと入れ替わるから、入れ替えて３つ以上縦横で消すタイプ。 ストーリーモードは、頭使うパズル、対戦、決められたお題のものをその回数消す、クリアラインまで消す、 特定時間生き延びる等がごちゃ混ぜでくる。 演出は花火と音が豪華で楽しいが、若干派手なので少し見ずらいところもあるかなと思いました。 特定の時間でスコアをどれくらいとれるかで世界ランキングがあるので、 クリアした後も何点取れるか、何位に入れるかとかもやってみると楽しいかもしれない。

I am not familiar with the genre, so I tried to give the game a chance on its own. I should have listened to the reviews from genre fans pointing out the flaws. The fact that you cannot move blocks into where you just cleared is very unsatisfying, like you're constantly making small disjointed moves instead of a flowing chain of moves. The campaign is not very interesting. Some stages are so easy that they are completely pointless. For example there was one that I think was supposed to teach me about the speed up mechanic and combo multiplier, but I cleared it in 3 seconds just dragging the first things I saw. Maybe there is something there for experienced players in other game modes, but I don't really feel like fighting my boredom to find out (or be disappointed). Wish I'd tried it when I bought it so I could refund.

With some asterisks, i'd recommend it. It's Panel, with some light changes. Variable well size, etc. The singleplayer makes you do every game mode (solve in x, get x points, etc) and unfortunately, RARELY a cpu VS match, which is the most fun you can have. They are all mandatory though, and i'm stuck on one that's a full screen clear i have to do with some stipulations, and i just wanna fight the computer. It's lame. Edit, i was stupid. There are no full screen clears required. I did it, and failed the challenge lol. It just wanted some 5combos, 4combos and x number of regular clears. They're the least fun parts of the game but it's not that bad. I went back and beat the campaign. Final boss was a little tough, but the game is a little on the easy side. But, it's panel, and it's fun, so like, you know. Check it out maybe.

Scratches the itch for Pokemon Puzzle League/Panel de Pon well enough, but not being able to move blocks while the others are falling to continue a chain brings the game flow to a screeching halt. Since this is the closest thing to the aforementioned games on here, I would recommend it based on that especially if you have a handheld way to play it a la Steam Deck.

Small-ish little Puzzle League (et al.) type game...If you like Puzzle League (et al.) you will be at least reasonably happy. The multiplayer is local only, but when things like Remote Play/Parsec exist it doesn't really seem worth acting like that counts as a problem. It does seem a little rough around the edges, but I got it for only 2 dollars (and it's normally only 4), so I'm not going to complain about anything. Most of the bugs I noticed were minor annoyances at worst anyway. (One was a seemingly entirely visual glitch with there sometimes being a couple blocks stuck floating in midair, and another was sometimes when I tabbed out of the game while in windowed mode it would reset my window's resolution to 1920x1080 even though I was playing in a smaller window than that.) One bug did seem to be quite dire for a game like this though, which was that at time of writing, the game doesn't seem to be saving high scores correctly? I've played Score Attack a few times now while trying for achievements, but the menu always says my high score is 0. This seems like it might only be a recent issue though? I could only find one other person who also had this issue. It seems like the developers updated the game as recently as last year though (which was already several years into the game's life), so I will hope that there's still a chance they could fix this...!