Two further game modes, survival and challenge, are also unlocked as you progress, and completing story mode will unlock higher difficulty levels. Progression through this mode also unlocks power ups, ultimately allowing a selection of four which changes things up in an interesting way to keep level progression from becoming too stale. This doesn’t really add much to proceedings in all honesty, but just about serves to mark your progress. The main game is a story mode which takes you through around 100 levels while collecting five keys to escape the world you find yourself in. Combos are all important, as getting three matches in a row will give you a power up to help clear the level, and as such, you can initially swap between two orbs to try and keep your combo going. In terms of how Sparkle 2 plays, it takes more than a little inspiration from the aforementioned Zuma games, tasking you with matching 3 or more coloured orbs in a snaking line before that line reaches a hole which means game over. I was lucky enough to be able to test both versions, and it’s fair to say that the conversion to both platforms has been handled both differently, and well.
#PS NOW SPARKLE 2 PS4#
In fact, Sparkle 2 did originate on iOS and Android, but has now stretched its wings as a cross-buy offering on PS4 and PS Vita. It’s fair to say this is a genre that hasn’t exactly been neglected recently, and it’s one that’s proven particularly popular with the likes of Zuma, and numerous other examples on smartphone and tablet. Platform: Playstation 4 / Playstation Vita Version: 1.01
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