iPod Touch/iPhone Review: Sneezies

It’s colorful, just like the rainbow. However, I’m not sure if you can taste the color of the rainbow with this game. Oh, the game in question? It’s Sneezies! That’s why you can’t taste the color of the rainbow because…they’re like cute snotballs. And that would be a bit gross!

Sneezies is a wonderful family-oriented puzzle game where you’re given a screen with Sneezies trapped in bubbles. You are to pop a Sneezie and watch it sneeze to escape its bubble and hopefully initiate a chain reaction that will spread to the other Sneezies so that they may escape from their own little prisons. Cute! You’re being a good person by rescuing them - I’m sure they appreciate you for that!

The game is pretty simple, though for some reason, I was trying to pop all the other bubbles after popping the first bubble before I realized that it was a chain reaction. Yeah, I did read the instructions but my brain interpreted it to be something else. How embarrassing, isn’t it? After that little hiccup, though, I went through some smooth sailing until I got stuck on a level that I couldn’t find an answer to for a while.

It’s a really fun and engaging game. It keeps your mind active and searching for a solution to maximize the number of points you can get in a level (aka, rescuing the most Sneezies possible). And with the different number of levels as well as settings and relaxing music, it’s a fun game that you can play with family and friends. Just imagine playing with your little cousin or niece/nephew/children. You just get together after dinner and play together instead of watching TV.

This puzzle game is also full of cute and funny expressions, which should provide amusement for those playing. After all, it’s always amusing to watch the Sneezies sneeze - it’s that process where you watch it get those watery eyes, scrunching up its face before sneezing. Or they’re just really allergic to you touching the screen (your finger emits powder - did I mention that?) and can’t wait to get away, ha.

I definitely recommend this game because it’s a game that just about anyone can play. Yes, just about anyone. Little kids don’t necessarily have to understand the game - they’ll just giggle at about anything.

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