Putup Game Review by Cindy Shanks
Game Rating = 4/5
Game Review Summary
You should buy PutUp if:
* You enjoy matching games some of which are timed
*You are looking for a levelled game with fast rounds.
*You want a game for the whole family.
You should not buy PutUp:
* You are looking for an adventure game with lots of interaction amongst characters
* You lose patience easily when repeating certain tasks several times.
* You want to play a hidden object game.
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Story
You play the part of an orange creature whose shape resembles a cartoon ghost. He needs to collect items to score points and move on the next round and then to the next town.
Game Play
The player is shown three towns: Little Town, Big Town and Mega Town. You begin with Little Town where there are different houses with tasks to complete. You can’t unlock the next game until you have completed each task in the correct order. The first puzzle consists of a chart where you have to drag and drop three matching colored sweets in a column in order to gain points and stars. Upon completion you then have to collect points by catching the colored sweets in a magic bag. No two puzzles are alike.
Graphics
The graphics are simplistic but they work. The colors are bold and bright animations and enhance the game play.
Sound
The sound is low level with buzzers and beeps for right and wrong moves. After a while this can become annoying particularly in timed rounds when you need full concentration.. There are also realistic sound effects such as owls hooting and the flapping of wings.
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Creativity and Innovation
The game takes a simplistic idea of matching three colors together in a creative way. The game is highly addictive particularly the timed rounds. Each round is different and harder than the last one. I would consider buying it because it is excellent value for money and will provide you with lots of fun. It also makes you develop a wide range of skills from matching, beating the clock and using logic. The player has the chance to repeat games to unlock the next level. At times it is frustrating being stuck in the same game for example the game Red Line involved making sure none of your sweets crossed the line when the red line dropped every few seconds. It was frustrating but rewarding once achieving the goal.
