Match of the day

Puyo Puyo Champions will test your puzzling skills.

Tetris might be the most famous “falling blocks” puzzle, but the Puyo Puyo games have been going since 1991, swapping blocks for colourful cartoon faces (the puyos of the title). In 1993, Sega released a Puyo Puyo game but changed all the characters to baddies from the Sonic games. Nintendo also brought out a version at that time using characters from the Kirby series. The latest game in the series is Puyo Puyo Champions, and one of the draws of the game is that it encourages players to compete against their friends and family. The puyos drop from the top of the screen in groups of two, three or four at a time. Your job is to rotate and move them into place, to make matches of four or more…

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