After a long day, I still find myself opening Puyo Puyo Match 4. It’s addicting in the worst way. The puzzle pieces fall in wonky ways, and no matter how many times I try to plan ahead, the game messes up my perfect setup. Hard to put down, but not always fun.
This game is pretty neat for a puzzle. You drop colorful Puyos into a field, trying to match four or more. The physics can be tricky, sometimes pieces stick in wonky spots. It’s simple to pick up but tricky to master. Patterns matter, but the random drops frustrate more than they help.
Playing without focusing too much on character variety, it’s all about positioning and timing. Some characters give minor advantages, like faster drops or better combos. Still, a lot comes down to what you can set up quickly and how you handle pressure. Mix and match your Puyo stacks for the best results.
Find a safe zone for your combos and focus on stacking higher. A secret is to save some empty space for big clears later. Do not rush, or the pieces will pile up faster than you imagine. Patience pays off, even if it’s boring at times.
The story mode isn’t much, just a series of matches with no real plot. You play through stages, fighting AI opponents. Winning unlocks harder levels and neat skins. The ending is anticlimactic, but the game keeps you coming back for just one more game. It’s all about small wins over big stories.
