Sparkle Unleashed (2015)

10tons

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Sparkle Unleashed is a wonderfully polished casual action puzzle game. Match like colored orbs before they fall into the abyss, unlock earthshaking powerups, and conquer more than a 100 levels! Carve a path of light through an enchanting world of mystery and magic!

Platforms

Switch PC PS3 PS4 PS5 Vita XONE

Genres

Indie Puzzle

Themes

Action

Languages: English

Interface Audio Subtitles
English

Media

Critic Reviews

Cubed3

By Josh Di Falco
60

Sparkle Unleashed is a good enough puzzle title that delivers exactly what is expected.

21 Oct, 2018 Read full review

FNintendo

By Nuno Nêveda
60

Sparkle Unleashed is a simple but competent puzzle game that is mostly based on a very tested formula, and there's nothing wrong with that. While the game does not attempt to stand above all its peers, what it features proves sufficient to provide for some simple fun. Where Sparkle Unleashed disappoints is on how quickly it begins to feel rather repetitive, especially for more experienced players with more exposure to other works.

10 Mar, 2018 Read full review

GameGrin

By Andrew Duncan
75

If you want a match-3 puzzle game on the Switch, then definitely take a look. It's a nice, casual puzzle game that might infuriate you on occasion, but will certainly keep you occupied.

07 Feb, 2018 Read full review

NintendoWorldReport

By David Keremes
70

It seems like this is just more of level expansion to that game. Sparkle Unleashed does a lot right. Its gameplay is solid, the music is great, and it does have a lot of levels, but the lack of different modes and extras hampers the experience a bit, especially since it's the same price as Sparkle 2.

20 Jan, 2018 Read full review

Nintendo Insider

By Daniel Lipscombe
70

There’s variation in the areas as winding paths and multiple lines of marbles are introduced. There’s an extra hard difficulty if you want a challenge or to grind your teeth into dust with frustration. It’s not a bad game at all, it just does what it says on the tin and while that’s fine, it doesn’t stand up above other games – many of which flood the Nintendo eShop each week – to steal your attention away.

12 Jan, 2018 Read full review

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