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Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2
by YAYitsAndrew
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Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2
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Description
An original puzzle game where you power up hyper-cute rabbity things so they can save the world!
How to Play
All mouse. You can scroll some stuff by dragging them like you're on a mobile phone.
Developer Updates
version 1.04
Hello Puzzle Fuzz fans! Update time!
- V.hard difficulty is now only Overcharge 3 (down from Overcharge 4)
- On harder difficulties units take slightly longer to charge
I’m able to beat v.hard difficulty now even if the starting board is bad so I hope this addresses the cheese/RNGesus/restart complaints.
Please rate the game, the game rating is how I justify spending my time on sequels.
FAQ
What is Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2?
Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2 is a free online puzzle RPG developed by YAYitsAndrew, featuring match-3 gameplay with RPG elements.
Who is the developer of Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2?
Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2 was developed by YAYitsAndrew.
What kind of gameplay does Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2 offer?
Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2 combines match-3 puzzle mechanics with role-playing game features, where players solve puzzles to defeat enemies and advance through the story.
How does progression work in Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2?
In Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2, players progress by completing levels, defeating enemies, and advancing through a story-driven campaign.
Is there a story mode in Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2?
Yes, Puzzle Fuzz: Episode 2 features a story mode where players follow the characters on an adventure through a series of puzzle battles.
Comments
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Flo00
Aug. 28, 2014
would be nice if the skip button started the battle instead of just scrolling down the dialogue.
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wgut
Aug. 26, 2014
Great game!! Suggestion: when AUTO is turned off, there should be an automatic pause to attack before your turn is over. Attacks are delayed to the beginning of the next turn when AUTO is off.
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fredthebadger
Aug. 21, 2014
I think you should clearly explain how the Overcharge works somewhere. Currently the tutorial doesn't even mention it.
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what about a popup the first time a unit overcharges?
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Sharangir
Sep. 29, 2014
Got 94 kills in gauntlet. Same color is best. Use yellow healer set-up that SkylerLight mentioned.
Three yellow healers in the back: Orderly, Doctor, Nurse.
Attackers in the front: Esther (She will be your 1-hit KO in the late-game because of extra dmg gain), Gunner, Newbie.
Don't use auto-attack. Focus on stunning bugs and killing high damage enemies. When the game starts, look at the enemy team and decide which 3 enemies you want to keep alive for the rest of the game. Enemies will become stronger and stronger and you'll want to try and keep those that do 1 or 2 damage max (Robots do more than 1-2). Your healers will take care of that damage.
Again: Avoid using auto-attack, there is chance that your team will kill the target and then kill a low damage enemy. You don't want that because that means one more high-damage&hp enemy will come in 3 turns and the difficulty will increase immensely.
Make use of over-charge to gain more dmg & hp yourself, don't attack if you don't have to.
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namtoh
Aug. 26, 2014
would be great if we could upgrade units to increase stats (like buying upgrades with points, combining units or sacrificing units to make others stronger)
The mobile version and episode 3 will support unit upgrades. Thematically, Undies' story arc in this episode set the stage for upgrading
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