Conceptually, FluOrama really isn’t all that original as it takes parts of a few games to create its entertaining whole. Above all else, FluOrama seems like a new age JezzBall, the game where you had to trap more and more balls into little squares. It certainly has enough twists and turns to fully sit in its own casual/puzzle gaming throne, but I liked to think that I was playing a retro game redux.
When it comes to video game germs, none can top the pesky bugs in Dr. Mario. Developer PixelAmmo hopes to change that with FluOrama, a unique and casual friendly puzzler that challenges you to track down and trap a bunch of annoying bacteria. Of course, if that doesn’t work, you can always blow them up with landmines.
Chris Buffa (RunDLC)
