Chuzzle

List Price: $19.99 Discount Price: $11.77

Features:

• Free the Chuzzles by forming groups of three, but watch out for dangerous puzzle locks
• Explore four different game modes as you earn trophies, unlock secret games, and more

Accessories:
PC Gamer (1-year)	Games for Windows: The Official Magazine

Customer Reviews:

chuzzle [Posted on 2006-07-10]
this game is a lot of fun. It is very addicting. I play it with my daughter and we compete with each other. All the people I know who have the game, enjoy it.

Addictive little buggers [Posted on 2006-08-02]
Easy to play, all ages can maneuver the board. Entertaining and very addictive.

Highly Addictive & Worth Every Penny! [Posted on 2007-01-28]
I am not a game player - but when I received a free trial of this game, I find myself hooked. I quickly purchased it and have had hours of enjoyment from it.

No real skill involved - any age can play! There are different games; Classic, Speed, Zen and Mindbender. Mindbender is really a great way to sharpen your skills! If you make it to all the levels, you get to see the Dance of the Transcendental Chuzzles! ;)

Zen allows you to continually play the game, no time or point limit. I am currently up to 3.5 million points on mine!

There is a Trophy Room where you earn trophies for playing any/all the games. A handfull require no real skill (just popping x-number of Chuzzles), but several have to do with levels and speed. This really helps keep you interested in the game, as you try to get each trophy.

I found this is a great stress-reliever!

Well worth every penny!

For fans of Bejeweled, Tetrix, Bespelled, & arcade games. [Posted on 2007-11-17]
The object of the game is simple: Match up three or more of the same colors to make them disappear. Straight up, straight down, in a line, or a group of three as in two above and one below...or one above and two below. Got it?

Chuzzles are creatures that resemble furry puff balls with eyes. They make cute little mewing noises. When you group three or more of them together, they pop. Only the eyes are left and they fly into a bottle on the side of the grid. When the bottle gets full, a stopper plugs up the top, shakes it all up like a soda, and the eyes pop up, out of the bottle just like soda shooting out.

Every now and then a fat Chuzzle falls into the grid. A fat Chuzzle takes up the space of four normal Chuzzles.

The game automatically keeps track of all trophies you win. You get a new trophy whenever you do something special. Example: pop a group of Chuzzles, more fall into the grid and happen to land in a position that pops more Chuzzles, then again, and again. Popping four groups with only one move of the mouse is one trophy. Most trophies I got without really trying. I still have not managed to play an entire game without popping a single fat Chuzzle though.

My mother has a soft heart. They thought of popping, and harming the creatures, even though they are not real, bothers her. I told her that I look at it this way: The chuzzles are hot due to too much fur. They WANT to be popped. Once free of the hot fur, they can jam at the party which is being held in the glass jar. (Hey, it worked. My mother adores the game and can't stop playing it as much as she does Bespelled.)

HERE ARE SOME FUNNY THINGS TO TRY:

If you keep rapidly clicking on the same Chuzzle, it will start looking like it is trying to hold back a sneeze. Soon, it sneezes and all its fur flies off. So now you have a bald Chuzzle with two band-aids on its forehead. Don't worry; its fur grows back about five seconds later. If you do this to a fat Chuzzle, it burps loudly instead of sneezing.

Click and hold on a Chuzzle. If you start moving your mouse in a circle the Chuzzle will complain "Uh-huh! Un-huh! Un-huh!"

Hover your mouse over one Chuzzle, let your hand go of the mouse and watch. The Chuzzle gives you irritating looks. If you continue to let the mouse sit on it, the Chuzzle will soon bat it off and away. If the cursor lands on a different Chuzzle, it will soon do the same. This continues until you move your mouse or a Chuzzle manages to knock the cursor off the grid. ;-)

There are more cute things you can do, but I'll let you figure them out as your play.

Reviewed by Detra Fitch of Huntress Reviews.

Chuzzle...chuzzle...chuzzle [Posted on 2008-03-13]
Sort of like Tetris in the general concepts of gameplay. The Chuzzles are brightly-colored Furby-type creatures, and you have to line up like-colored Chuzzles in rows of 3 or more to pop them. After being popped, more Chuzzles will fall down into their place...one of those games like Space Invaders or Asteroids, where you never really clear or finish the game. I must say my wife LOVES Chuzzle, and it is kind of a girlie game when I think of it...

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