Though, I can see why people can be driven away by the dated visual and by the repetitive music. I often just muted out the game music and sound effects altogether and play a podcast in the background. Sound effects are forgettable and plain generic. However, since the game had only one music, it became repetitive after a while. Same with the level design and variety, music in Tumblebugs are limited in variety and pretty repetitive. However, despite in 4:3 ratio, the remastered version has improve the framerate and the overall quality of the resolution. For some reason, this version of Tumblebugs is still in 4:3 format despite the HD tag and there is no option in the setting to change the resolution. While I like the slick and nice bug and backyard oriented art style, Tumblebugs had a incredibly dated graphics and visuals.
It is largely generic and simple story but, I can see that it can keep the younger audience to be more engaged with the game. It pops out every now and then after you completed a set of levels or progress to the next world. The story of Tumblebugs are delivered through 2-3 pages of comic panel style drawing. Yes, the background in the main menu is playable. Oh yeah, and you can practice your puzzle solving in the main menu too. I have no issues with the controls in any way throughout my playthrough. It feels precise and responsive to control the turret. You only have to use mouse and left and ring click. There are interesting power-up mechanic to add more complexity and to break the monotonous gameplay like: being able to catapult your orbs, time stop, rewind, multi-colored orbs and so on.Ĭontrols in this game are very simple and easy to understand. Tumblebugs pretty much the same with other games in the Match 3 color genre.
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