No doubt at this point you are embarrassed that you used to play measly games like Star Wars Republic Commando or Team Fortress 2, and you want to get the game as soon as you possibly can. These badges range in bragging rights from a lowly Junior Detective all the way to a Purble Master! However, your valor for getting it correct does not go unrewarded you get badges based on your number of guesses and difficulty level. With five options and five different colors, that wimpy 256 combinations transforms to a jaw dropping 3125!!! Not only does the number of combinations skyrocket, but unlike the first two difficulties, where the computer tells you what parts you got wrong, the expert mode only gives you subtle hints. I have no doubts that you are gasping and staring at the screen with an expression of horror, thinking, "How would I possibly manage to do that?!?!?!" 256 options is nothing compared to expert mode. Okay, that doesn't sound too bad, right? Sure, but at intermediate it jacks all the way up to four options and four possible colors, or 256 possible solutions. In beginner mode, you only have to position three different objects in three different colors, leaving 27 possible solutions. This last game is named Purble Shop and in this game, the Purbles themselves finally make an appearance! The objective of the game is to get the Purbles' features correctly positioned on them (hat, eyes, nose, clothes, and mouth) in a certain order. Now, I'm guessing you can do math, so you know what number game this is. As if that isn't hard enough, the game gets even HARDER at higher levels to where you have to make two cakes at once! The difficulty comes in with a time limit (scared yet?) and a penalty to each incorrect order. But, otherwise, you may want to try and win. However, if you have a short attention span like me, you will put down the batter and then undo, watching an amusing animation where the batter splutter sucks the batter back up the tube. You need to create a multilevel cake by choosing the batter, the shape, the icing, filing, and other decorations. Comfy Cakes, as I'm guessing many of you could have guessed, is a game with cakes!! The objective of the game is to fill cake orders.
Of course, considering I have thus far discussed only one game within Purble Place, there is more to tell you! The second game mode is a wonderful thing named Comfy Cakes. You think this sounds easy? Try doing expert once without using "sneak peek" and you will understand just how difficult the learning curve of this fast-paced action-packed extreme matching game is. Not only is this game mode fun and exciting, but you won't have your parents yelling about it because it helps prevent memory loss! Who can say no to that?! The different difficulties in this mode are drastically different, being beginner with one 5x5 grid, intermediate with two 6圆 grids, and expert with four 8x8 grids. Players can use something called a "sneak peek" bonus which flips all of the cards on the screen for a few moments, though it counts as a whole turn. The objective of this game mode is simple: Flip over two cards per turn, get the cards to match, and find all the matching pairs in the fewest turns possible.
The first game setting is a common one throughout games: A matching game.
With a collection of three game modes and many settings, it undoubtedly has more appeal than anything you have played before. Some of you people reading this who have been living under rocks your whole lives may be wondering right now: What is Purble Place? The answer is one of the most revolutionary games known to man, appealing to people of all ages.
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