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Shift Em Mania
1.0.13
Addictive puzzle game with procedurally generated levels
Existical Games |
updated on October 16, 2018
Pros
Can be played by people of all agesSimple controls
Addictive and fun
Unlimited number of generated levels
Cons
Limited to two players Shift Em Mania Shift Em Mania is an addictive puzzle game where you can play against another human or AI, with different difficulties available for playing against AI. Game levels are procedurally generated, offering you unlimited possibilities of gameplay. It is suitable for people of all ages.
Game is played by dropping green and red balls from the top of the screen by two players. At the beginning of each game, a draw decides which player will start the game, and after that each player gets one move.
After the balls are dropped, they hit different obstacles on the way to the bottom, collecting points in between, and if they make it to the bottom you get additional points. At the end of each level, walls get destroyed and balls on top of them drop down, hopefully earning you additional bonus points.
To make things even more exciting, you can choose to play with as many as 30 balls, and you can choose between quick and tournament gameplay mode, with tournament mode offering you up to three rounds of gameplay, with each round having its own unique features.
Game is played by dropping green and red balls from the top of the screen by two players. At the beginning of each game, a draw decides which player will start the game, and after that each player gets one move.
After the balls are dropped, they hit different obstacles on the way to the bottom, collecting points in between, and if they make it to the bottom you get additional points. At the end of each level, walls get destroyed and balls on top of them drop down, hopefully earning you additional bonus points.
To make things even more exciting, you can choose to play with as many as 30 balls, and you can choose between quick and tournament gameplay mode, with tournament mode offering you up to three rounds of gameplay, with each round having its own unique features.
Reviewed by Tony Hill (editor rating 4 out of 5 stars)
