1UP reviews Peggle for mobile platform. 1UP writes, "for a game starring a talking unicorn, the most surprising thing about Peggle is the value. At only five bucks, the iPod version of Peggle offers an absurd amount of gameplay for very little cash. A hybrid puzzle game/shooter, Peggle contains 55 adventure-game levels and 75 challenges, which add up to many, many hours of enjoyment. Although some of the PC version's precision is missing and the fast-paced action might slow down a bit too much on the iPod, Peggle is still a fantastic game and a must-buy.
Peggle starts simply, but it grows much more complex as the layout of each board changes with every bouncing ball. Using the Click Wheel, you aim and launch tiny balls into boards of intricately designed pegs and bricks. The balls bounce and ricochet with realistic weight and physics, and the pegs disappear after they've been hit. Orange pegs are essential for clearing a level, purple pegs give you point boosts, and green pegs give you bonus abilities like pinball flippers, multiballs, and minor explosions that can take out nearby pegs".
GF365: "I recently bought an Xbox Series X, largely because of Xbox Game Pass. Even with the powerful new hardware, I somehow find myself playing the Xbox 360 classic Peggle."
It’ll blow your mind that peggle 2 is on game pass. I tried it, got bored pretty quickly but if you like it try it out!
After all, 'filthy' and 'casual' are both fun things to be.
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Arcade racers on console and tower defence games on my phone. Love a rock hard TD game.
PC gamers can grab Peggle for free right now and keep it forever over on Origin.
