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Game Overview

Zuma’s Revenge takes that addictive marble-matching from the first game and cranks it up—more levels, more chaos, and way more frogs. You’re still shooting colored balls from a little amphibian’s mouth to stop a chain of marbles from reaching the skull at the end, but now there’s this weirdly satisfying tension as the tracks twist and speed up. Miss a shot, and suddenly you’re scrambling to fix your mistake before the whole thing collapses.

The adventure mode throws you into themed zones, each ending with a boss fight against these giant floating masks that actually fight back—dodging their attacks while trying to clear the board is way harder than it sounds. And those power-ups? The laser sight makes you feel like a sniper, the bomb clears half the screen in one shot, and the slowdown gives you just enough breathing room to pull off a clutch save.

Once you’ve beaten the main story, there’s Heroic Frog (basically "hard mode but meaner") and Iron Frog, where one mistake means starting all over. I lost more lives to the final boss than I’d like to admit. The DS version keeps the controls simple—just aim with the stylus and tap to shoot—but the later levels get downright brutal. If you liked the original, this one’s a no-brainer.