BOROS
Kraken Bit · 2017 · Casual, Action, Indie, Puzzle, Local Multiplayer
PC
Positive88% · 17
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About BOROS
Boros is a 2D puzzle/action endless game inspired by the greatest hits like Zuma and Luxor, designed for both casual and hardcore players.
Boros has a challenging gameplay and is easy to play. Beautiful backgrounds and exciting music set up a really nice atmosphere inspired in Mayan culture and others.
The player must move a gigantic snake around his world to protect it from enemy blocks. After a while enemies will gain more and more speed increasing game difficulty. But don't worry, if you want to, you may choose to play at a slower speed. Or maybe try nightmare speed (our favorite). Earn coins by completing levels or matching blocks and unlock awesome skins that change your playstyle.
Including different game modes such as Adventure, Match-3, Local Versus and more!
- Simple mechanic and challenging gameplay
- +20 different skins, play as Skelenbor, Ancient Boros, Boros Prime, My Little Boros and many more!
- Each skin has unique bonuses that can change gameplay (i.e: Faster blocks, slower blocks, more coins or even rainbows)
- Different game modes such as Adventure, Match-3, Local Versus and more!
- Endless gameplay
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate Boros as a casual arcade game with simple, intuitive mechanics where you spin a wheel to catch falling colored gems, though opinions diverge sharply on its staying power. Fans of puzzle games like Zuma enjoy the escalating difficulty and new challenges introduced throughout, praising the cute art and catchy music, while critics find the gameplay repetitive and lacking the depth and varied level design that made similar games engaging. The consensus suggests it's worth picking up on sale as a time-killer, but most agree it won't hold interest for extended play.
[h1] Spin your dragon around the orbit and pick up falling bits with the right color. I recommend the game because it gets more interesting the farther you go as the game constantly introduce new challenges like disappearing bits, speed ups, bits falling in specific patterns to make them much more difficult to collect. Seriously this one is rather challenging and not THAT casual so you can pick it up on sale and not complain. ONLY FOR PUZZLE FANS! [/h1]24 found this helpful
It's kinda like zuma but instead of shooting the balls you're catching them. It's pretty cool I reckon.7 found this helpful
Simple to understand, hard to master. I played it with no idea of how the game was, and easily noticed what I had to do. If you like Zuma, you'd love Boros! Has a cute art, nice user interface and catchy music. Personally I loved Adventure mode because it includes all the element game modes, and Match 3. I would like an online Versus, but is okay like this anyway. Thumbs up! :D1 found this helpful
The blurb states the game is inspired by the likes of Zuma and Luxor but this is NOT a match 3 marble popping game of that kind. On the contrary it seems more inspired by Cranky Cat from 2013. It's a very casual arcade game where you spin a wheel, fixed in the centre of the screen and laden with gems around its outer rim, to match those that are flying in from the peripheries. It will keep you entertained for a small amount of time but won't hold your interest for that long and you'll likely get bored fairly swiftly before moving onto something else. It's not terrible - at least it's far better than the dreadful Raycatcher - but it's fairly bland and doesn't have enough oomph to be a real contender. Thumbs Up - only just. Countdown to Top 10 Arcade Games - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzt8opX7Eh8
Easy to learn casual game, great for killing time. I can't see this being hardcore, though that is a very funny thought. Not sure if I would pay full price but if it was on sale, sure I would buy it.
I got this game because it seemed similar to Zuma, which I loved. Unfortunately the similarities are only superficial. This game has very little variety in gameplay, and there's no progression or anything that makes the game feel like more than a monotonous waste of time. What made Zuma fun was the varied level designs and the puzzle aspects, this has none of that, it's just a simplistic arcade game.
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