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Puzzle Fighter was a crossover puzzle game developed by Capcom for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. The game is the sequel to Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo and was released in November 2017.[1] Puzzle Fighter was removed from application stores on June 2018, and its server was shut down on July 31, 2018.[2]

Gameplay[]

Based on Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, Puzzle Fighter is a competitive puzzle game in which players fight against each other using characters from Street Fighter and other Capcom franchises such as Darkstalkers, Dead Rising, and Mega Man. Each player uses one main character and can also equip two backup characters who can perform support actions. During gameplay, colored gems drop down from the top of the grid and can be rotated and placed by the player. By connecting multiple gems of the same color together into square or rectangle formations, they can merge into larger gems. Players attack their opponent and clear their grid by using Crash Gems, which destroy all connected gems of the same color upon contact. Successful crashes deals damage to the opponent and sends them Counter Gems, which turn into regular Gems after the timer counts down unless a Crash is made next to them. More damage can be done by either crashing larger gems or performing chains of successive crashes. Additionally, there are diamonds that destroy all gems of the color it lands on. Unique to this version is the Super Gauge, which can be built up with successful crashes or by placing the diamond on an empty space on the floor. When the gauge is full, players can perform a powerful Super Attack with their character. Extra damage is dealt to the player if they become overstacked and cannot place any more gems down, although this does not instantly defeat them like in the original game. Players win by reducing their opponent's health to zero.

The game is divided into two modes of play; Online Matches against human opponents through an internet connection, and Missions against computer opponents. By playing through each mode, players receive one of three main kinds of rewards; coins, gems, and skill cards, as well as additional characters and costumes. Coins and skill cards are used to increase each character's abilities, such as special moves that trigger when certain patterns are crashed. When players have enough skill cards and coins, they can upgrade these abilities, which also increases the character's experience and raises their level, making them more powerful. Gems serve as the main in-game currency, allowing players to purchase certain items or skip wait times, and additional gems can be purchased with real money.

Characters[]

Returning fighters Game/series
Chun-Li Street Fighter
Dan Street Fighter
Devilotte Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness
Ken Street Fighter
Morrigan Aensland Darkstalkers
Ryu Street Fighter
New fighters Game/series
Ada Wong Resident Evil
Alastor Viewtiful Joe
Blanka Street Fighter
Charlie Nash Street Fighter
Chuck Greene Dead Rising
Dante Devil May Cry
Dr. Wily Mega Man
E. Honda Street Fighter
Frank West Dead Rising
Jill Valentine Resident Evil
M. Bison Street Fighter
Mike Haggar Final Fight
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney
Regina Dino Crisis
Viewtiful Joe Viewtiful Joe
X Mega Man X

Backgrounds[]

Arena Origin Rank to unlock
Kanzuki Estate Street Fighter V Rookie
Spencer Mansion Resident Evil Bronze
Honda's Bathhouse Street Fighter II Super Bronze
Royal Heaven Airship Power Stone 2 Ultra Bronze
Ring of Destiny Street Fighter V Silver
Moonlight Dark Castle Darkstalkers Super Silver
Wily Castle Mega Man 2 Ultra Silver
Training Stage Street Fighter V Gold
Ninetails Arena Ōkami Super Gold
Lair of the Four Kings Street Fighter V Ultra Gold
New Dojo Original Platinum
Val Habar Monster Hunter 4 Super Platinum
Gesellschaft Airship Mega Man Legends Ultra Platinum
Darminor Red Earth Diamond
Uroboros Lab Resident Evil 5 Legend

Reception[]

Puzzle Fighter received average reviews from critics, according to review aggregator Metacritic.[3] Pocket Gamer said that it was "a grind-filled, boring" game,[citation needed] while Gamezebo summarised it as "You’ll enjoy moments of Puzzle Fighter but it’s rarely enough, and it’s certainly not enough to make you want to throw money at the situation. The basic formula might be correct, but, ultimately, Puzzle Fighter feels a little lazy at heart."[citation needed]

The Android version has been installed 500,000 times.[4]

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