Zuma's Revenge!

Worth PlayingBrian Dumlao

8/10

Zuma's Revenge! reinvents the ball-blasting bliss of the original Zuma with high-resolution graphics, wild new game mechanics, all-new modes and power-ups and much more.

IGNDaemon Hatfield

8/10

Whatever deal PopCap made with the devil seems to be worth it, as the publisher/developer's string of great casual games continues with Zuma's Revenge. The original was released back in 2003 and moved 17 million copies, but we're only now getting a sequel. You'll find the same core gameplay with flashier graphics, new power-ups, and a few new game modes. If there is a complaint to be made about Zuma's Revenge it's that the game is maybe too similar to the original. But more Zuma will likely be welcome to most gamers, this one included.

Nintendo World ReportJosh Max

7.5/10

Zuma’s Revenge is an exceptional pick-up-and-play game. Fun to play when and wherever, this kind of game is best experienced on a portable game system, and now it is.

VideogamerMartin Gaston

7/10

Zuma doesn't quite pop off the screen and infest itself into you brain like PopCap's bigger hits, but there's some entertaining puzzles to be had within its therapeutic confines

GameWatcherJennifer Allen

0/10

Some of the challenge of the original Zuma is clearly gone. The earlier game is one that despite years of practicing, I’ve still not managed to complete. In contrast, Zuma’s Revenge could be completed in an afternoon. It’s that aim for perfection that ensures that players will want to return for more. Completing every level specific goal as well as the fearsome Iron Frog mode should mean that there are plenty of hours of fun to be had, before even considering the Weekly Challenge mode t...