The most challenging levels were more action focussed where the worm continually moves like in the old mobile phone game Snake. This idea reminded me of the game Lemmings, although the gameplay wasn’t in the same style. There is some variety to the challenges, as on some levels you have to help guide a friendly character to an exit without them getting killed.
Luckily you can backtrack to gain moves back, and the strategy comes in finding the best route across the levels with the limited number of moves. There are occasionally enemy insects to dodge, but the main challenge is that you can only move across the grid of the level a certain number of moves. Tapeworm Disco Puzzle sees you control a worm and the objective on each level is usually to collect a bunch of music notes that are dotted about the screen. Later this year, Blaze will release Indie Heroes Collection 2 which will feature of the games from the Game of the Month series and you’ll be able to buy them to keep on a cartridge.Īs a last note, I’ll mention that for this Game of the Month download, the game is only playable on the Evercade VS and cannot be downloaded onto the Evercade handheld system. After the month is over, a new update will be available and will swap out the monthly game for a new one. This is a new promotion from Blaze who created the Evercade where users can update their Evercade and get a free game to play for a month. The version tested for review today is on the Evercade VS, where it is available as the first of the Evercade’s Game of the Month.
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