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The game itself is fun to play and there isn't all that much to learn, which is something unique about this one. But there is still a lot you need to do on the app, so you won't ever get bored, nor will the app feel repetitive. You can also get exclusive rewards for your games on traditional platforms. There are a few different hoops you have to jump through in order to get some of the content available on the app. For people who like more sophisticated apps, this one might be a little boring. Finally, the app is on the larger size.

Overall the game itself is really fun to play and doesn't have many bugs. You have to work toward something, which also makes the game a little more addictive. Some of the visuals are great, the sounds are fun, and the controls really do work well. Visually the game is a bit of a let down - there are some truly great animations that show you what they are capable of, but it doesn't always come to fruition. The game is also on the larger side and will eat away at your battery. There is also no offline mode, which is a bit annoying.

The fun part is that you can send challenges to your friends to see who's better, have fun competing against them and have a lots of challenges open, so you can play whenever you want, using the turn-based system.

There is a different enough feel and look to this game that you don't really get bored right away with this one. However, the quality and challenge are still there. Everything works properly and there aren't any bugs. As a bonus, the game definitely seems easier on your battery than any previous version have been. This one definitely doesn't have as much humor as some of the previous games. The sounds also seem a little muffled at times.

There are so many beautiful colors throughout the game, and the animations are really great as well. The cartoony style is fun to look at, and the "movie" parts of it are great to watch as well. There are over 70 achievements to play, so you don't run out of things to do. A lot of the game is exploring as well, which is a fun way to waste time. This one isn't necessarily that great for quick playing. It can feel a bit simple for some people.

Immediately, the colors on the background of this app really stick out against the minimalistic black foreground. The animations are great as well - they look smooth and streamlined. Gameplay is a lot of fun, with challenging levels that feel different. The challenge is what really sets this apart; once you have the game down, it gets harder. Finally, a bunch of different challenges make this one great for replay.

The short-but-sweet in-game tutorial will get you up and slicing down monsters rather quickly. Graphics look pretty good and are also quite fluid. The in-game soundtrack sounds great. Since this is a free-to-play game, there’s a rather limited energy system, making long-burst gaming sessions near impossible, unless you’re willing to spend actual cash.

Though it is a fighting game, this one is fit for children as well as adults. The visuals are great, the sounds really add to the overall game, especially during battles, and the controls work well. The game is also really long, so you will be playing this one for a long time, and they keep adding more to it. There really isn't anything all that new about this game - there aren't any unique twists and turns. It also eats your batteries and will grow over time.

Of course, everything within the game is really high quality and lives up to the brand name, including the visuals and the look of the app. The controls work really well too, helping to guide you throughout the board. The soundtrack is fun as well, and the funny additional sounds are something to be on the lookout for. The app does feel a bit on the expensive side for all that you get from it. The game is also on the larger side and would be better on a tablet.

The soundtrack in Zenge adds to this game’s rather relaxing gameplay. If you love puzzle games, you’ll definitely enjoy this game. Zenge sports a rather clean, minimalist design that makes this game run smoothly. As I do love storylines in this game, there’s no real narrative payoff once you finish Zenge. There are some issues with responsiveness in some puzzles.