You’ve probably heard of BANANABUBBLEGUM STRAITS before. If you have, you are probably a fan. It’s one of the coolest games around, and it really gets the Adrenalin flowing. If you haven’t played it yet, there is an interesting introduction to this exciting board game by Dan Bunz.
The story of BANABubbleGum is almost as incredible as the game itself. It all started when two friends, Mike and David, wanted to make a board game. So they bought an old beehive, painted it bright red, and started building.
It took them a while, but BANABubbleGum was born. The game was a huge success, and then, just for one reason, it fizzled out. No one quite knows why. Perhaps it was because of one of the players. Perhaps it was too complicated. But, whatever the reason, it didn’t last.
BANABubbleGum is back in a big way, though. Dan Bunz and his friend, Jeremy Treadway, have brought it back with a vengeance. And they are taking the time to make it even better than before. They have added some new elements and enhanced the game play.
The new element is the ability to choose teams, or BANABubbles, instead of individual players. Here, players can form their own BANABubbleGums and compete against each other. It’s like a giant game of dodgeball, except you are gliding with the help of special jets of water. Plus, instead of using a paddle, you use your finger.
Another great addition is the scoring system. There are now mini-games, pop-ups, and special pieces that will change the way that you play. The more advanced players can mix things up by changing the rules so that they can gain points. This makes it fun for all ages, and it also motivates you to play more.
In addition, there are now four different levels. They range from easy, to medium, to hard. This gives each player a nice challenge. If you want to move up to the higher levels, you can easily do so and gain even more points to get to the next level.
I have been playing this game for about two weeks now. And so far, the game has been very challenging. But, I have only been able to get past the first level once. That was when I added the turbo jets to the water. After that, things were a bit easier.
The game is very colorful. It also looks like an over-the-top cartoon. You can easily see where the inspiration for the characters came from. Each character in the game has his or her own color scheme. Some of the main characters are purple, light green, orange, yellow, and light blue.
The graphics are very clean. The animation is great. The sounds are entertaining. The game also has some cool little twists, like when the blocks fall off of the platform, they make cute little splashes.
I also really liked the little extras that were included with the game. There is a learning mode, which allows you to learn the various moves and techniques in a fun and fast-paced environment. Plus, you will be shown exactly how to place your tiles. There is also an unlock mode. You can unlock 5 levels of play and go to the next level without having to earn any stars.
Bananabepuzzle is available for both iPhone and iPad. You can learn how to play the game by simply watching one of the entertaining videos showing you how to place your tiles correctly. If you want to play right at home, you can use the iPhone version as well. I believe that this version does not have the same amount of graphics as the online version. The online version has better sound effects and video quality.
If you are not familiar with the game, I suggest you start out by using the free trial. That way, you do not risk getting addicted to playing the paid versions. You can move from using the tiles to using other items to spice up your game experience. You can even buy Bananabomb Spell book to help you learn the various moves. Once you master it, you can purchase the fully-interactive, multi-player versions to have a real competitive game. The recommended price for Bananabuble Strain is around fifty dollars.