Czech game industry is internationally known for the sought-after game Machinarium, a touching romance between two robots, and Samorost series developed by Amanita Design Company. Their works are special, unique and possessing one of a kind sense of humor and graphics.
Chuchel is a new brainchild of this studio and it is also so far removed from the other games; however it is highly funny and positive. The game title is quite silver-tounged for Slavic languages, as its meaning is more or less clear, connected with something sloppy and dusty. Chuchel is a tiny black hairy creature that represents a living dust bunny. He is sullen, quarrelsome, and even belligerent, if he is hungry. As a matter of fact, the cherry is a reason of the fuss.
Roughly speaking, the cherry was stolen by a gigantic monster, when our hero was going to feast. If it did not happen, Chuchel would have rest and lived in idle dalliance. Despite his natural laziness, our brave protagonist hits the road, not thinking twice, to get a desired yummy goal and overcome multiple difficulties on his way by means of wit and acumen.
You can now find extra options in the setting menu A whole host of bug fixes! Fixes to Castle Map 0. Updated 'Space Factory' map with better bullet collision Minor 'Road' map updates 0. Changes to Mud Gulch and Space Arena, now at least 1. Improved SEO functions on the main page and other things you probably don't care about. Read it now by scrolling down The Chicken Nugget is back from holiday and once again, doubling eggs for an hour 0.
Enjoy some turkey with your eggs with a bunch of festive skins. Vaulted the Halloween items. Added Map: Dual Pyramid to the private map pool. Added Map: Palace Siege to the private map pool. Road has been moved to a public map, look for it in the regular rotation.
Ruins has been moved to a private only map. Patched up a few holes in the maps, because some of those were fun, too. FIX grenades sometimes flying off in random directions. FIX cases where weapons would occasionally become completely ineffective. FIX certain instances where some shots would fail to register. Fixed a bug where redeeming a code currently does not populate in inventory until you refresh. Added a sign in button to anonymouse warning popup.
New 'Memphis' weapon skins available in the shop! Celebrate ShellShockers' 2nd birthday with some new hats and decals!
Make sure to check out the Settings menu for exclusive spec mode control options. Fixed problems with the Auto Detail checkbox in the Settings menu July 4th stamp! And uhhh Projectile latency compensation up to ms. It's almost like a real FPS. Fixed some wonky rotation sync issues that were causing stray bullets and grenades. Tracer rounds. EggK Every other bullet is visible. Most Recent Most Helpful. Anonymous - May 2, -.
Anonymous - Oct 1, -. Love this game. My elderly 89 mom loves this game. It is funny and make sure that you mess with the Chuzzles, the react to you clicking on them and will do everything from sneeze all of hair off to eventually even appearing with different glasses as you spend your time with them.
A hoot! Anonymous - Jan 18, -. All levels are just a random selection and placement of Chuzzles on the game grid except for Mind Bender Mode. A slightly higher difficulty are the only real changes from level to level. There are four different modes of play available in the game. The Classic Mode is the normal gameplay for Chuzzle described above. The Speed Mode is similar to Classic Mode, except that you must race against the clock and move as quickly as possible. If you don't make matches quickly enough, a timer will run out and a Chuzzle will become locked.
Move too slowly and you might find that so many Chuzzles have become locked that you have no moves left. The Zen Mode is the easiest and most relaxing gameplay experience. There are no timers or locked Chuzzles to deal with, so you can go at your own pace without worrying about running out of moves. The final mode you can choose is the Mind Bender Mode. Each level in this mode has a special pattern that you must match by moving the Chuzzles around the grid. Chuzzle Deluxe does offer two different difficulty settings Casual and Expert to choose from, but only for the Classic and Speed Modes.
However, even on the Casual setting, the game can still be quite difficult. Fortunately, the Zen Mode provides an option to players who have trouble on the other modes. Zen Mode is a more relaxing and easier experience that novice players can rely on, while others can challenge themselves in any number of ways in the other modes. Additionally, you can always get a hint if you want in exchange for some points. The controls are few in number and simple in use, much like other match-three puzzle games.
You use your mouse cursor to click and drag the Chuzzles in rows, either vertically or horizontally. That's all you need to play the game. Like many other similar matching puzzle games, the graphics in Chuzzle Deluxe are relatively simple. However, the Chuzzles add some personality and a cute element to the game's clean look.
Additionally, the simple nature of the game means that not having cutting-edge or over-the-top visuals isn't a big issue.
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