You can still swap the two special candies like before, and produce a lot of power, depending upon which ones you swap. You can still see the hammer present, which will be used to hit a candy, without matching the colour. You can also see a lot more fish in this version than the previous one. In the previous part, the seven candies just formed a colour bomb, same as that when five candies were combined. Apart from this, there is another major change- which will make a Coloring Candy by combining seven candies, which unlocks some of the locked candies and changes it to the same colour as itself. Just as the name suggests, the game comes with more or less ‘Soda’ inside the game which makes the candies float, instead of falling as that of the previous one. It is not really a sequel, neither can it be called a spin-off. We know that King Digital wants both versions to coexist, but in our eyes, this is just a play it safe move, and if Soda Saga should ever take off, the previous game will definitely be put to the dogs.The new Candy Crush, which is labelled as ‘Candy Crush Soda Saga’, is somehow harder to explain though. Like every Candy Crush game in the past, fans have come to enjoy what the developer has brought to the table, so there's a good chance this new title might not alienate the longtime fans. It might take a while for some players to get the hang of things since Soda Saga has improved graphics, animations, and UI elements, but it shouldn't be overwhelming. We haven't played it yet, and probably won't until it is available for mobile devices but from what we're seeing so far, it appears Facebook users are enjoying the game. "Candy Crush Soda Saga offers fans new gameplay features and challenges to delight in, and has been designed to complement the original title, which we believe players will also continue to enjoy." "Our long-term strategy is to develop global game franchises which are loved by millions of players around the world," according to the developer via press release. "We're excited to announce that the next installment in the Candy Crush franchise is now live on Facebook," said Sebastian Knutsson, Chief Creative Officer at King.
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