Zumas Revenge

By ImpulseGamer on February 01, 2010

Those whacky developers from Popcap have struck gold again with latest instalment from the Zuma saga, Zuma's Revenge that gives casual games and hardcore gamers, a whole new experience! That's right! It's Zuma's Revenge! It's bigger...

By Games Radar on January 06, 2010

It doesn’t seem to be possible for PopCap to release a bad game. Sure, they’ve had a few partial misses in the past, but since Peggle exploded, they’ve just nailed that treble 20 each time. Zuma’s Revenge is just the next game...

By Testfreaks on December 15, 2009

Zuma’s Revenge is truly a great little game. For about $20 you’ll get many, many hours of game play that will have you coming back for more and more. In the realm of casual games, Pop Cap is a company that knows what its doing, it knows how...

By Blogcritics on September 18, 2009

It takes the simple act of jumping to break Zuma out of its confined core and create a fresh piece of matching color action in Zuma’s Revenge. It is a simple change, even an obvious one. Game developers love jumping as a mechanic, and it fits...

By Destructoid on September 15, 2009

Sometimes I imagine the puzzle game masterminds at PopCap as mad scientists, all hunched over a table in a dark underground laboratory, doing something unworldly to their games to make them as addictive as they are. In recent memory, titles Plants...

By NowGamer on September 15, 2009

It’s all great frantic fun and looks charming, since Zuma’s Revenge supports graphical resolutions nearly three times as detailed as the original. With Zuma’s Revenge PopCap has maintained the core gameplay that made the original so...

By Spieletest on March 17, 2011

kommen können: mit Witz und Farbenfreude wird die Reaktion jedes Spielers auf die Probe gestellt und treibt den Puls bis ins Unendliche. Ein Dauerbrenner mit hohem Suchtfaktor. Oder, um es in den Worten von Zuma's Frosch zu sagen: quaak! ©...

By GamingXP on August 27, 2010

Für zwischendurch bietet „Zuma's Revenge“ ein wenig Spaß. Mit der Langzeitmotivation ist es aber ähnlich wie bei „Solitair“, hin und wieder startet man ein Spiel, wirklich dabei bleibt aber niemand. Zumindest...