Zuma Deluxe Reviews

Don't let the oldie-but-goldie graphics deter you - this is a pure action game, with extremely addictive gameplay and one heck of a soundtrack to boot!

Another classic game came pre-installed when you buy a laptop back in the day. Game is still pretty solid. No need to change anything. An enjoyable time waster. Highly recommended.

bruh not gonna lie, this thing is my childhood memory back then. it's super fun and brain using at the same time. so i am definitely 99.9% recommend for people of nostalgia moment! trust me, this game is really cool!

Zuma Deluxe is an ancient yet worthy PC game classic from my childhood that still holds up to this day. Responsible for inventing the title-matching bubble shooter genre, this Mayan/Aztec theme puzzle shooter controls an orb-spitting frog who has to clear all the orbs in each layer of the temple or else it falls into the skull's mouth. It's fast-paced action and strategic thinking has you alert on your web feet as you carefully aim and fire at the right spots. Plus you can create sick chain combos by stacking 2 orbs of each color next to each other only to fire the 3rd orb in the middle to create unique combos. Overall, this Pop Cap computer arcade classic is a must play and it runs well on a Windows 10 laptop computer.

The actual dark souls of puzzle games. I have such a love/hate relationship with Zuma Deluxe and I have since I was a young child. I actually remember my first time playing it at my grandmothers house because it was the middle of summer and I had literally nothing better to do. Nothing could have prepared my young mind for how unreasonably difficult this game becomes or how quickly. I promised myself I'd beat this god-forsaken puzzle game someday and I thought it would be a lot sooner in my life. Granted I didn't consistently sit here playing Zuma Deluxe every day of my life but Here I sit, nearly 28 years old, still yet to beat the final level. The vauge Aztec theming drives me to bring up a bit of mythology. It was said by the Aztecs that there were multiple suns in the sky, one of which only moved in response to sacrifice, so they sacrificed all the gods to it- all of course but the god of death Xolotl, a dog-headed man who could shapeshift. Nowhere in the game does it imply I am anything but a random marble spitting frog statue, but I too feel like a death god turned into an aquatic salamander attempting to escape the jaws of my brother Quetzalcoatl trying not to die. This Game. Is That Hard. I nod to you, Zuma Deluxe, for keeping me coming back year after year of my life to finally complete my quest in defying the gods. And I promise you. I'm finally close. May beating this puzzle game from the early 2000s bring my childhood self some semblance of peace. Game On, Old Friend.

One of many classics from PopCap that's aged really well. Simple story, consistent gameplay, the frog says ribbit. As of writing this, I've gotten to one of the last stages before getting a game over, but it's still a great game. If you have an Xbox, you can still buy it there too(yes it's backwards-compatible)

12/10 🔥 Easy to pick up, brutal to master. The “brick wall” is real, but the game’s too good to be mad! 🤣 Puzzle/Arcade must! 🏆

Simple but engaging casual game. Works well on Linux.

this game is really addicting and nostalgic, worth the purchase

This brings me back to 6th grade when I played this game on my first Motorola flip phone. A lot of fun playing it all these years later!