Puzzmix Review (PlayStation 5)

Puzzmix Review, A fresh, exciting music puzzle game featuring The Muse, Lola! Contains 19 songs and 1 BGM track. Collide and mix Lola spheres together to help them evolve! The more they evolve, the greater the score!

Puzzmix Review Pros:

  • Decent anime-style graphics.
  • 353.2MB download size.
  • 11 trophies.
  • English and Japanese voice choice.
  • Twenty songs to unlock.
  • Online leaderboards for each mode.
  • Puzzle gameplay.
  • The gameplay loop here is where you match two of the same characters and they evolve into another character that can then evolve with them and so on.
  • You just aim where to drop and then gravity and physics take over.
  • As characters evolve it can cause other characters to move all over the screen.
  • Going above the top line leaves you needing to clear any blockages within 5 seconds or it’s game over.
  • Unlock new tracks as you play through the stages.
  • The game plays continuously like in Tetris as you match and evolve characters you go up a stage etc.
  • Plays a lot like those Tsum Tsum games.
  • Very addictive.
  • Easy to learn and pick up.
  • Endless replayability.
  • No game is ever the same.
  • You can see what character drop is coming up next.
  • Before a run, you can press the shoulder buttons to go through the unlocked songs and select one.

Puzzmix Review Cons:

  • No Platinum trophy.
  • Doesn’t have any tutorials but to be fair it’s pretty easy to pick up.
  • The music won’t be to everyone’s taste.
  • At times it’s hard to see what is causing the five-second timer to trigger.
  • Had a few instances of the characters flying around in a very exaggerated way and speed.
  • The unlocks are just songs.
  • Cannot remap the controls.
  • No actual game settings.
  • It is just the one mode with the one background every time.

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Puzzmix:

Official website.

Developer: Inti Creates

Publisher: Inti Creates

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Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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