Squeeballs Party Review
PROS
- Strong 3D visuals complimented by awesome cut scenes.
- Online leaderboard options available.
- The Squeeballs have a lot of personality and keep you interested in playing; even if you’re killing them in the kitchen for a meal…
CONS
- The mini-games and challenge modes are a little short.
- The game is single player only.
VERDICT
If you love quirky gameplay and touch based mini-games then Squeeballs Party is a great play and worth a look at.
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Squeeballs Party is a series of small touch based mini-games featuring a colourful line up of characters; the Squeeballs. There are four mini games to choose from; bowling, cooking, bowling through an obstacle course and a catapult painting game.
Each game has different controls, but all are touch related. For example the cooking mini-game plays similar to Cooking Mama, where players must dice onions and carrots by swiping up and down at the screen. Overall the controls work well, except on occasion in the obstacles course bowling game, where the tilt sensitivity can be a bit finicky and makes the game hard to play.
The 3D visuals are great. Each Squeeball has its own personality and unique look, giving the game a real personality. The sound is also very well done and furthers the charm of the game. Players can play through the four available mini games, take on the challenge ladder or try and beat the highscores on the Argon leaderboards.
Squeeballs is a quirky and humorous game with some enticing and addicting gameplay. Each of the mini-games are a lot of fun to play; even the cooking game where you chop and grind up Squeeballs for the mighty El Toro to eat. There is a limit to the game's content however as once you finish the challenges, your only option is to try to increase your score for a leaderboard rank. But you’ll certainly have a lot of fun doing so.
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