#Bejeweled 2 scoop away tv

There are some real head-scratchers, and a terrific sense of satisfaction each time you work something out.Īs puzzlers go Creaks has an unusually well-defined sense of narrative flavour, which forms an integral part of the experience rather than background fluff. But don’t underestimate the thought and developmental pedigree that’s gone into this. That’s a simple premise, and there’s a pleasing purity to the gameplay. On each level/scene, you have to clamber up and down ladders, manipulate lights and bully the various monsters into positions that allow you to continue onwards.

#Bejeweled 2 scoop away tv

Apple TV owners have complained, too, that there’s no support for local ‘couch’ multiplayer on a single device.īased on the look and the maker’s reputation I expected this to be a point-and-click adventure, but it’s pure puzzle action. The Quick Start option is a brilliantly easy way of starting a game with three AI opponents, but my only quibble is that it’s a lot harder to set up a game with other humans: there’s no online matchmaking function, with the onus on you to find fellow players on Twitter, in real life etc and swap party codes.

And the more dots you eat, the faster you move, which gives the game a thrilling natural acceleration. For a start, you retain control after being ghostified if you then manage to catch one of the remaining Pac-Men you switch roles and you’re back in the game. If one of you is caught by the non-player ghost, or by a fellow Pac-Man goofing on a power pill, you turn ghostly yourself when only one Pac-Man is left, that player wins.Ī simple setup, then, but it’s got more nice touches than a Swedish masseur. This stone-cold multiplayer classic pits four Pac-Men against one another in a fight to the death.