You can fire three Papa Pears on the screen at once, and you're only able to fire another after one of them reaches the bottom of the screen and drops into a pot waiting to swallow it up.īut just because you can only fire three Papa Pears, that doesn't mean only three will be on the board at any one time. The difference here is that these pegs will be removed from play after a certain number of hits, adding to your points total. You launch Papa Pears at small fruit bits arranged on a board, and they bounce about on these in much the same way that the steels balls bounce from the pins in a pachinko machine. This is totally fine by me, as Peggle is one of the best games ever made. Let's make no bones about it - Papa Pear Saga is King's take on Peggle, albeit given a few more social hooks and a freemium tweak. I'm already hopelessly addicted to Papa Pear Saga. I've been tasked with playing it over the course of the next seven days and then telling you whether it deserves a place on your mobile or tablet of choice. Papa Pear Saga is the studio's latest offering, and it's yet another casual confection that has, we can only assume, been painstakingly engineered by a team of game scientists to induce maximum addiction. Today the undisputed king is Candy Crush Saga from (rather fittingly) a company called King. Once upon a time, Angry Birds ruled the roost when it came to smartphone games.
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