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Astroslugs Review (iOS)

Posted by Amy Baldry, 73 days ago

When the universe first exploded into action and began expanding ever vastly who wandered the intergalactic highways apart from asteroids and comets? Yup that’s right those cute little astroslugs. In this puzzle game you need to help the astroslugs harvest their precious slug energy as they travel to up to 8 different planets containing 10 bamboozling puzzles.

astroslugs gameplay 1

You will be faced with a number of asteroids on each level layed out in an ever changing grid to the side of this asteroid grid you will be presented with a list of shapes that are needed to be drawn onto it, fitting all the shapes inside the gird grants you progression onto the next level. Each planet varies with its environment as does the puzzle and its gradual perplexing challenge although each puzzle may look the same the shapes that need to be made within it will always be different.

astroslugs gameplay 2

The controls are simple enough with a simple drawing action using your finger and the bonus of a mini scope popping up if you are unsure of what asteroids you are selecting, once you have drawn the shape on the grid the shape is coloured in a slug like slime. There are multiple ways of completing each level so the is no regimental way in which things can be done, this fact does not make it any easier at times. Each level is colourful and very well illustrated with good particle use when completing levels and choosing planets to harvest energy from, The sound effects are complimentary to the movements and the music offers a floaty soothing like effect as you try and figure out your moves.

 Our Rating for Astroslugs Review (iOS)
8.0
Overall
A simple concept that will keep your brain ticking and wanting more with colourful and striking illustrations and animations its something every puzzle fan needs in their collection

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