You’ll unlock these three modes – along with various “enchantments” and power-ups – as you make your way through story mode.
#Sparkle 2 gameplay series
Finally, challenge mode lets you play through a series of levels multiple times, ramping up the difficulty each time. Survival mode is just like its name suggests: a mode of surviving as long as you can, to gain the best score (out of five stars) possible. Cataclysm is exclusive to the new Xbox One version and offers a series of more challenging levels once you’ve completed story mode. Aside from story mode, there’s also three extra game modes: Survival, Challenge and Cataclysm.
Once you’ve finished your first playthrough of the story you can start all over again at a higher level – hard or expert if you wish, although having attempted and disgracefully failed level one on expert I’m quite sure you have to be a masochistic bubble popping maniac to be able to manage it. The story mode has just shy of 100 levels to make your way through, with the difficulty gradually hotting up as you progress. It’s clear a lot of TLC has gone into sprucing up the console version of Sparkle 2 to make it, well… extra sparkly. Everything is crisp and well-designed, and the audio is a treat to the ears too, with a rather grandiose magical-sounding score accompanying you on each level. To say that this started out life as a mobile game, you’d really have no idea. Okay, in all honesty I couldn’t have cared less about the story – something about needing to find keys to unlock something or other I really wasn’t paying that much attention – but the cutscenes and overall visuals are rather impressive. Sparkle 2 uses the exact same gameplay as Zuma but paints over it with an enchanting veneer, throws in a story, adds some extra game modes and mixes things up with a whole host of power-ups to make the cathartic fun as action-packed and exciting as possible. The last thing you want here is your balls to be falling down any holes. The goal is to clear all the bubbles before they reach the pit of doom, in which case it’s game over, bucko. It’s kind of like Puzzle Bobble but instead of the bubbles being at the top of your screen, they form a snake that moves around a track. Seriously.), it’s a very simple puzzle/action game involving matching and popping colourful bubbles in groups of three or more. If for some reason you’re not familiar with the gameplay of Zuma (in which case, sort yourself out. The downside to Sparkle 2 is that it’s basically a clone of the classic Zuma… but since Zuma used to be so much fun to play, I’m willing to let the obvious ripping-off slide and just be grateful for more Zuma-like action. ooh, shiny things! Because, yeah… without a doubt, Sparkle 2 is going to distract you from all those important and urgent tasks you’ve got to do because it’s just so damn addictive. Just like Sparkle 2. I imagine it’s probably called “sparkle” as a homage to all those people with short attention spans who quickly get distracted by….
#Sparkle 2 gameplay crack
Or at least that’s how the saying goes having never tried crack I couldn’t possibly speak from experience, but I’ve heard it’s meant to be rather addictive. To put it quite bluntly: Sparkle 2 is as addictive as crack.
Yay! (Yes, that’s a genuine “yay” I’m not being sardonic in any way.
#Sparkle 2 gameplay Pc
10tons’ action-puzzler Sparkle 2 might be old news to PC and PlayStation 4 owners, having been available since 2014, but finally Xbox One owners can get in on the frenetic and addictive action as it hits the Xbox Store today.
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