Puyo Puyo Champions

I'm a huge fan of Puyo Puyo. I knew what I was getting into buying this game (I mostly bought it to see the unique characters and officially play the Fever ruleset on PC with friends), but I'm still not fully satisfied with the options available. I wish I could give a mixed review. - This is a bare-bones Puyo game, trimmed down to the gameplay and nothing else. If you're looking for that, great! If you want to experience a story, try out either of the Puyo Puyo Tetris games. Champions is cheap because it's JUST the game. - Oddly enough, I do like that they toned down the visuals in some ways while playing them up in others for the sake of spectating. This game was definitely made to be watched. It's fun! At the start of matches, fullbody portraits of participating characters appear on the screen dramatically. Chain animations don't exist, but the portraits reappear from time to time. It's presumably for the sake of maintaining the focus on actual gameplay rather than flashiness. - Going back to the topic of chains, I wish they had an option to change chain line types. I'm not fond of the counting lines. Maybe I missed a setting somewhere, but I couldn't find it myself. It's odd. I suppose it makes sense for the sake of the audience and MAYBE the players, though. - The character roster is... peculiar? I expected it to be larger and not rely so heavily on characters introduced in Quest. It was also bizarre noticing commonly recurring characters like Lemres missing from the game in favor of returning pre-Fever characters. It's very fun that they brought them back after so long, but... huh? What kind of roster is this? - This game doesn't seem to be very popular on PC, so I haven't had the luck to spectate any games yet (or have any of my games spectated). I don't know what it's like to watch matches ingame. - Tsu is a tried and true ruleset, so of course it has to be included. Fever's very much slept on and I'm glad it's available in an official, competitive-oriented game. I do wish that Puyo Champions included more modes, though. Your choices of Puyo rulesets available in games on Steam are very limited. I don't expect them to add more content to Champions ever, but I think it would benefit from offering rulesets from even more games. Overall, it's a straight-to-the-point game. You should only really get it if you already know what you're getting yourself into. Get it on sale, though.

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鬼子也就能做这种4399小游戏了

뿌요뿌요를 처음 해 봤는데 처음엔 무척 어려웠지만 금방 익숙해질 정도로 배우기 쉽고 재미있어요. 다만 처음 하는 사람이 배우면서 연습할 수 있는 모드가 없어 인터넷에서 따로 공략이나 팁을 찾아봐야 했습니다. 튜토리얼이나 연습모드가 있으면 좋을 것 같아요.

My GOAT puzzle game.

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