Once you unlock a few, you can pick between them before starting a level, giving you the best possible chance to clear it in the limited number of matches you are allowed. The big difference this time around is the Friends: 3D characters who aid when the going gets tough with special abilities unique to each of them. Its 300-plus levels still challenge mobile gamers to use their match-3 skills to do things like freeing octopi, finding animals and spreading jam, all of which get progressively harder as you go. Still, King knew it needed a proper follow-up at some point, and it’s arrived this week in the form of Candy Crush Friends Saga.Īs its title suggests, Candy Crush Friends Saga doesn’t deviate all that far from a winning formula. In mobile games time, that’s an eternity, and it’s kind of amazing that the original game still is consistently among the top 10 revenue generating apps. In real life time, it was six years ago that Candy Crush Saga first launched and grew into a phenomenon. Still, with the puzzles getting increasingly more complicated and challenging, and this adding some new mechanics to a familiar but still fun form, Candy Crush Friends Saga is one sweet deal.By Nick Tylwalk 4 years ago The new sequel to Candy Crush Saga has 3D characters that actually play an active role in your candy crushing.
As helpful as these characters may be, though, their cutesy audio cues make them a bit annoying, especially if you're an older player. This also adds some new mechanics, like a yeti who tosses snowballs that make some candies more powerful, and a little girl who uses water to make fish-shaped candies swim across the board and take out unrelated pieces. Though unlike some similar games, the objective here is often less about getting a bunch of a certain kind of candy and more about uncovering sections of the board to free the candy animals trapped beneath it. In Candy Crush Friends Saga, you once again have to line up three or more of the same kind of pieces of candy, which causes them to disappear from the board or, if you link a bunch, combine into a different piece with special abilities. Though treading familiar territory, this match-3 puzzle game does add some new mechanics that make it feel reasonable new.
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