A remarkable sequel to one of the most engaging match-3 games ever, 4 Elements. Once again the elements are out of whack in the Magic Kingdom and it's up to you to make things right before all life ceases to exist. Prepare for tons of elemental delights!
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The link for the review of 4 Elements is broken... D:
[Thanks! Fixed. -Jay]
I swear I've been waiting for years for this sequel! To give one an idea of how often I play the first: one playthrough nets around 200 million points. My score, *after* I wiped my hard drive and re-installed the game, is in the billions. Plural. Again. It was in the billions before the hard drive crash, too. It's about freakin' time a sequel came out.
I love the new mini-games, both in-maze and for picture "fixing", EXCEPT the "traffic control" game. (Slide the blocks around each other to create a path to the exit, except the blocks all get in each other's way.) I freaking HATE that puzzle, always have. Otherwise, I love it.
Especially charming is the tongue-in-cheek attitude the game takes towards itself, now. Any infusion of goofy gets a thumbs up in my book. (Most people think my book could use a little less goofy, though.)
Is the game also getting impossible when you come near the end, as in the first one?
I rather hope the answer's yes.. >:)
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