Zuma is very simple, and I must say, a very addictive puzzle game. He even had someone like me who avoided puzzles like the plague by piercing small frogs in the ancient Aztec world that walked along the axis to control. Frogs spit out different colored balls that destroy other balls that spin around the frog, on the way to the center to get access to the sacred golden skull. This is your job at Zuma to make sure that the frog hasspill enough balls around to destroy the ball that focuses on gold before you get it (function () {(‘review-application-page-desktop’);}); Zuma captures in three different colors: red, green and yellow. You can spit the ball in the right color, but only one at a time. If there are three or more balls in a row, if you press the same color on one of these balls, the ball will disappear and you get points. Sometimes you can change the color of the ball you wantsmash by right clicking clicking – press the left button to have two modes – Adventure and Mittens, though it’s hard to say what the difference is between them. Both modes have the same gameplay, funky soundtrack tracks, and great graphics and sound. This is addictive addiction after you leave, and is very therapeutic when you watch the ball gradually drain. The disadvantages may be too easy, because the ball moves, and this is a great game that will appeal to adultsand children. Note: in this trial version you are limited to 60 minutes of play.