STARWARS PUZZLE DROIDS

Star Wars is at it again with another game for mobile devices. The game is Star Wars: Puzzle Droids starring our beloved new BB-8. The game is a puzzle game which is your standard puzzle matching game. You just match gems of the same kind to clear them from the board. Clear the required number and you’re good to go. Proceed with the game to unlock more of BB-8’s memories or basically just scenes from the movies. That sounds all good but you can use our Star Wars: Puzzle Droids hacks,cheats, tips and guide.

Details

Explore the galaxy with your favorite droids and experience Star Wars like never before in a brand new puzzle adventure. Tap into the memories of BB-8 for an epic retelling of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, featuring familiar scenes and never-before-seen moments alongside exciting match-3 gameplay. Meet characters like Rey, Finn, and Poe Dameron and take on the First Order in this exciting adventure — as told by the BB-8.
Key Features
• UNLOCK droid memories to experience iconic moments and untold stories from Star Wars: The Force Awakens
• MATCH-3 to create combos, clear obstacles, and face-off against enemies in hundreds of challenging levels
• UNLEASH epic power-ups to help you clear the board and complete your goals
• EXPLORE a galaxy far, far away! Journey to Jakku and Takodana, just to name a few.
• COMPLETE missions and collect memory discs to unlock the most heroic memories and continue your adventure

Stick to your objective

In each level of Star Wars: Puzzle Droids you have a task or objective to fulfill. You need to clear out a number of gems or chips as they are called. Just complete the objectives and you’ll be fine. In some cases you won’t be getting the chips but special kind of chips that are scattered through the board. Clear nearby chips to get those special chips which you usually just get by then.

 

Show your moves

When we say moves, they are your actual move numbers in the game. In every level you can have a specific number of moves. Like lets say in one level you can only make 30 moves. When that 30 move number goes zero and you still haven’t completed the level, it will fail. Don’t worry though because if you just stuck to the objective as we stated, then you’ll be fine. One other thing is that the least amount of moves you use means the higher the points you get.

 

Use power chips

Aside from the regular chips that you can match on the board, you can also use power chips. These are like special chips that have special abilities. You can see them as normal chips but have something around them. Just like those power chips that can destroy chips in a straight line vertical or horizontal. Plus there are those chips that can destroy an area. Just be sure to clear the chips near them to trigger their effect. Knowing where and when to use them is the key as well.

 

Collect special discs

When you gain enough points in each levels, you can get special discs. Basically when you collect enough of them you can unlock special puzzle levels. A special puzzle level requires a number of special discs. When you have enough, just unlock the level and play it. In terms of gameplay, it is the same as the regular ones. The basic point of these special levels is that they show different memories of BB-8 and other parts of the movies.

 

Raise your points

In Star Wars: Puzzle Droids, you gain points after the end of each level. Now you can gain more points by replaying older levels. Just to be clear you don’t get anything when you have higher points. Think of it as just a personal achievement for the most part.

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of match-3 puzzle games currently on the market. Yet even when deluged with options, the appetite is such that any new release featuring a household name is essentially guaranteed a large enough audience to be viable. With Genera Games already known as a developer of successful match-3 games (Barbie: Sparkle Blast, Star Trek: Wrath of Gems), and perhaps no bigger franchise name in the world than Star Wars, it would have been easy to phone it in with Star Wars: Puzzle Droids.
Instead, the game offers something a little different for both Star Wars and match-3 fans. Unlike most match-3 games, there’s a narrative to Star Wars: Puzzle Droids — one that’s consistent and runs throughout the game.

The game offers a retelling of Star Wars: The Force Awakens from the unique perspective of BB-8. Present but not actively engaged in many of the key moments of the films, the memories stored by BB-8 tread the line of an insider/outsider perspective. In order to complete the full narrative you have to complete the game, and once you get started it’s very difficult to stop. Sure, you might think you’re only going to play for 20 minutes, but before you know it your whole weekend is gone and you’ve only hit level 60.

In terms of gameplay itself, the actions will be instantly familiar to anyone who’s ever played a match-3 game before. There are the basic matches, with ‘super gems’ created by combining more than three gems of the same color in a variety of ways. These super gems can be combined with other super gems to create big reactions helping you complete level goals faster. Like with other big-name, big-budget match-3 puzzlers there’s also super-powerful bonus moves that are awarded rarely in-game, but available as in-app purchases. For purists they’re so powerful they’ll likely feel like cheating, but can be a real lifeline if you’re looking to make it to the next memory quickly.

Where Star Wars: Puzzle Droids will endear itself to hardcore fans of the genre is in the variety of challenge types. As you progress through the game, it isn’t the same basic four or five challenge types being recycled over and over (one of the weaker aspects of recent games like Rio: Match-3 Party) as each stage feels familiar, yet different from any of the previous stages. You might be trying to eliminate wooden or blue tiles again, but in order to uncover them, you might need to knock out attacking ships or be limited to using bombs because of their positions.   

Unlike many match-3 games, Star Wars: Puzzle Droids also offers overarching missions. If you want to level up, you’ll need to complete these missions so it’s best not to ignore them even if they aren’t in your face.
Graphically, the game isn’t particularly impressive. Rather than a weakness, this means performance is strong even on very old devices. The background music and sound effects definitely benefit from having an official relationship to the Star Wars franchise. Together, the background graphics and music give the game an authentic legitimacy.

Overall, Star Wars: Puzzle Droids doesn’t offer anything radically innovative. But it does offer more than your typical match-3 – a cohesive and compelling narrative, smooth gameplay and a seemingly endless variety of challenges that revolve around common themes. If you’re a fan of Star Wars you’ve likely already downloaded it. If not, it’s still worth a try. You’ve only got your productivity to lose while there’s hours of fun to be gained.