That’s where a potentially great puzzle game gets poked and prodded so much that fun is sacrificed to tempt you to pay money. It can be rather rare.Īnd that, irritatingly, is a big part of the design-which feels like an intentional move to diminish the experience. This is what you want to see: several power-ups chaining together at once, breaking away a good number of the candies. Progress comes slow, and too often Soda Saga has to reshuffle the contents as the layouts are too cramped to allow for flexibility in your available moves. You’re expected to make matches in tight and occasionally twisty boards lined with pastry squares and ice layers that take several nearby matches to clear. What that all means is more potential for chaos, although the board layouts conversely seem more constrained than ever. Also, there are stages that rely on popping soda bottles to make liquid flow into view, which guides pieces upwards rather than down. Or, if you match seven like-colored candies, you’ll earn a piece that paints others a single color, typically resulting in a chain reaction of candies blending and disappearing from sight. Now you can match four candies together in a square to generate a floating fish-which, when cleared, seeks out a special piece on the board and detonates it. Where Soda Saga shakes things up is in adding even more types of candy pairings, which result in additional special pieces. This isn’t even the whole stage-there’s another section above. Soda bottles add liquid to the screen when cleared, so then new pieces fall upwards from the bottom. And you’ll have a set number of moves available to complete each stage’s objective, whether it’s clearing chocolate squares from the grid or unearthing large gummy bears hidden beneath ice sheets.
It’s a similar game with a slightly different theme and a couple of new mechanics.Īs before, Candy Crush utilizes a familiar match-three puzzle formula, challenging you to link like-colored candy icons to clear them from view. The pitchĬandy Crush Soda Saga isn’t a dramatic shift away from the original Candy Crush Saga, just as Angry Birds Seasons wasn’t a total reimagining of its progenitor. And those sweet pastries nearby are multilayered, which means they take several nearby matches to clear. If you don’t clear at least one chocolate square per turn, another is added to the board.
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