
Super Plexis is a cross-platform multiplayer action puzzler inspired by classic console puzzle games. Play online with up to 4 players in a variety of game modes.
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Languages: English
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This is the only time you're gonna see someone complain about the fact that a game doesn't have lag. Other than my niche complaint, and even with it, this is a great game, and if you think you know match 3 games, you are not ready for the depth of this style of game. Rant time: In SNES, the lag was for lack of processing power while flashing bright light every 2 frames. In the N64 reskin of Pokemon Puzzle League, you could toggle lag, it didn't have any inherit lag anymore, because better hardware. I grew up on this game, and I usually turned it on. But the lag gave you bullet time, it slowed down the game and made you feel faster, it made you feel like you knew what you were doing for a bit. You could also time it with your opponent's clear of big blocks to force lag and give you time to think. It`s not a necessity at all, and it probably annoyed everyone other than me, and maybe this is a powerup they intend to add in the future with the others, but that was nice unintended mechanic to the game. 10/10 Zuma can suck it, it cannot compare to the skill chains that this game provides.
Great game! Pretty accurate to that classic console puzzle game, or close enough for me to not tell. Needs more players though, matchmaking takes awhile. Something to do during matchmaking would be nice, like an AI battle or the ability to play training mode while waiting. Looking forward to seeing the game grow!
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This came out of nowhere, but after a quick test I can already say it's the best opion for Tetris Attack / Puzzle League netplay out there. It's barely in alpha and already the physics and netplay are seemingly flawless, and you can play standard 1v1 or 2v2 or 4 player FFA already. A+++++ instant buy
Un jeu exceptionnel, se rapprochant clairement de Pokémon Puzzle League ! Vidéo test : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCpXyblRjSA Un système de 2vs2 ou de 1v1v1v1 juste parfait. Il vaut largement son prix !
Man this game is superfun but addicting. Keep an eye on the time man
While the basic functionality to play with friends stands, this game sadly is abandonware and has quite the amount of bugs an sluggishness that make me not recommend it.
It's tetris attack. Buy it so we can have fun together :)
This game has been completely abandoned which is disappointing. They just cut and ran.
Super Plexis saved my kids from a burning car
This game has a lot going for it. The rollback netcode works extremely well, with no delay, stuttering, missed inputs, or anything of the sort. The game is very responsive to inputs, which is important in the puzzle fighter genre, and has a very solid in-game UI to show exactly what is happening. I especially like the pressure gauge that tells you when you're about to lose the game. What sets this game apart from other puzzle fighters, outside of the top notch netcode, is the sheer number of options you have. You can change how fast your blocks rise, the number of different colors of blocks, how fast the blocks fall down, as well as the length and width of the playing field. That gives the player a ton of options to customize their games and experiment with different formats. At the time of writing, the game is very early access. Aside from the custom game options mentioned above, all you really have is online matches and a single player practice mode. Furthermore, their doesn't appear to be a particularly large playerbase for the game, so you will likely need to bring some friends along to play the game with you. That being said, this game has very real potential. If you're in the market for a panel swap style puzzle fighter (think Pokemon Puzzle League) and have some friends to bring along, I highly recommend this game.
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