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Capable of being played with the joycon, but generally much easier using the touchscreen, when you activate a blob it will cycle through its colors. Any blob that’s in the immediate vicinity will also cycle their colors and this is where the nature of the puzzle game comes in. You’ll need to determine how to cycle each blob to the same color and because of there being multiple intersections this requires some planning. Though there are 3 modes: Puzzle, Time Attack, and Infinite Play it’s all really variations on the same theme in terms of play. Puzzle screens are pre-set, Time Attack will just force you to try to keep ahead of the clock, and Infinite Play will just continue to create random scenarios for you. The effort behind all of this is pretty lean but the music is at least a little different and interesting and, for what it is, the game works as promised. If you’re a fan of this style of gameplay since it has a very affordable asking price it may not be a bad match. Simply understand it is what it is, nothing less and nothing more. If this type of puzzle isn’t your thing it absolutely will do nothing to change your mind. It works, but it is a pretty dull affair all around… just at a budget price.
Justin Nation, Score:Bad [4.0]