The Final Word game review

Baku Baku -- Sega

R.I.P.
A cute and fun puzzler to be sure. Yet another of the many dozens of Poyo Poyo/Tetris style games to come down the pike. The most fun that I had in this game was under two-player mode. One-player story mode was challenging, and I really liked the ability to set not only difficulty, but number of pieces in play during the game. In case you haven't heard about this title yet, the idea of the game is that you have different types of food pieces falling down the screen, along with different animal types. For instance, you might have dog bones, pieces of cheese, and bamboo shoots falling down the screen. All you have to do is get a falling dog, mouse, or panda bear piece (respectively) to touch it's food, and the animal will then eat all of that food that is in consecutive contact with it. You have the ability to set the number of food/animal types for anything from one to five, and the most fun has to be setting it to either one or two in two-player mode because then it comes down to just a shear dexterity battle. Besides, this game is also one of the cheaper titles to be had, so I recommend you pick it up.

>>>>> 19.0/25 <<<<<		R.I.P.
Graphics		4.0
Sound		3.5
Gameplay/Control		3.5
Longevity/Playability		4.0
Overall		4.0
Total		19.0

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