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Starting with Casual mode your goal is simply to move the proper colored balls onto their respective squares, with no time or move limits. This is a great mode for familiarizing yourself with how the game works and how to both contend with and exploit the game rules to be successful. Quick Challenge ups the ante and works as a puzzle mode, giving you a board and only a limited number of moves to get everything into position. In Grid Madness you’ll need to get 3 (or more) balls of the same color together in order to have them essentially color in the grid squares they’re on. The goal here is to color every square on the board in the fastest time and fewest moves. Finally, Chain Reaction mode again will force you to get all of the balls of the same color together to make them disappear but this time in order to trigger them one ball must be on a square for that color. In some regards you could believe that any lesser combination of these modes could have been a stand-alone game so kudos to the developer for taking their idea and running with it to the fullest. While the style of play isn’t revolutionary each mode has enough variety that switching between them regularly kept everything feeling pretty fresh and challenging. With its presentation being clean and polished, a well-implemented hook, and a diverse set of challenges spanning a load of puzzles if you’re looking for something to test your mind it’s a solid option.
Justin Nation, Score:Good [7.0]