Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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One day I really felt like playing the ever--popular game Zuma again and I found out PopCap actually made a sequel called Zuma's Revenge, so I thought it'd make for a pretty video here on the channel. At the time I made videos of the first Zuma (which happens to be a very popular series on my channel to this day !) Youtube didn't allow videos longer than 10 minutes, so I had to split up my footage into a lot of small parts. Since that is no longer a restriction, the easiest thing to do was to just make a single "longplay" video where I play the game from beginning to end. This here is "adventure mode", which is basically the main game. I'm sure you already know what Zuma is about and how it's played, even if you've never played it yourself, so I won't go into great detail here, since it's pretty much the same exact game, just with different graphics, though there are a few notable differences: every 10 levels you now fight a boss, where the idea is to shoot balls at him until he dies, while still keeping an eye on the regular balls which roll on screen like normal ! As the game progresses, the boss will sit behind more and more rows of balls which you have to break through in order for your shots to reach, so it becomes very intense towards the end, especially as some bosses fire back at you and can stun you momentarily, costing you precious time !
Another difference is that there are some levels in which the frog can hop between two different spots on the screen, giving you more ground to cover. Usually each spot covers half the screen, with a barrier in between, requiring you to jump to the other spot in order to tend to the balls over on the other half, so this adds to the difficulty quite a lot and keeps you alert !
Unlike the first game where the layout of the levels is such that the frog is always close to the middle of the screen and you can aim 360 degrees around you, here there are some levels where the frog actually rides horizontally left and right along the bottom of the screen and you only aim upwards (like "Luxor" for instance - another game in this style). This makes for some pretty tricky aiming, as your shots can only travel in a straight line, making it much harder to land them close to the edge of the screen, so it's another element of challenge.
If you enjoyed the original as much as I did, then you'll surely like the sequel as well ! Try it out !