Shufflepuck Cantina Deluxe
Rating : 7 / 10

This game is a port from the tablet game where it is freely available for some time now. Porting from such devices is normally done quite well but this one has lost some of it polish, especially when it comes down to the interface speed. If you don't own a tablet version, than you have nothing to worry about :)

The gameplay has remain the same, and playing with the mouse is far far better than your fingers. As you don't have to hold a device, you really can focus on playing the game, which is downright fun. Learning the moves of your opponent is quickly done and than it's off to your own skill to defeat them. The learning curve is gentle and you're quick into the game. You have 19 different opponents to beat which scale up nicely. Your skill should too so after a while to really notice you can actually beat that dude that smacked you in the ass a few hours earlier.

Nice about the game is that it rewards you a lot. Either with coins, experience points or achievements, it all adds up to that 'just want to play one more game' feeling.

Music and sounds are ok, only thing is that the music from the Hall keeps hangin' on hours after you stopped playing. 1920's music isn't that great but this tune keeps coming back...

Overall the game is fun to play and keeps you interested for a while until your skill doesn't increase any more or you just get bored.

[b]Shufflepuck Cantina Deluxe[/b] Rating : 7 / 10 This game is a port from the tablet game where it is freely available for some time now. Porting from such devices is normally done quite well but this one has lost some of it polish, especially when it comes down to the interface speed. If you don't own a tablet version, than you have nothing to worry about :) The gameplay has remain the same, and playing with the mouse is far far better than your fingers. As you don't have to hold a device, you really can focus on playing the game, which is downright fun. Learning the moves of your opponent is quickly done and than it's off to your own skill to defeat them. The learning curve is gentle and you're quick into the game. You have 19 different opponents to beat which scale up nicely. Your skill should too so after a while to really notice you can actually beat that dude that smacked you in the ass a few hours earlier. Nice about the game is that it rewards you a lot. Either with coins, experience points or achievements, it all adds up to that 'just want to play one more game' feeling. Music and sounds are ok, only thing is that the music from the Hall keeps hangin' on hours after you stopped playing. 1920's music isn't that great but this tune keeps coming back... Overall the game is fun to play and keeps you interested for a while until your skill doesn't increase any more or you just get bored.