To convince potential buyers to buy Puzzloop, Hudson has released a demo version of its puzzle game under the title ‘Puzzloop Free’. In Puzzloop you control a turrett that’s placed in the center of your screen and you’re job is to fire colored balls at incoming balls that you need to take down in groups of three. There’s a few levels in Puzzloop Free that should give you an idea of how the game works.
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PuzzLoop started as an arcade game back in 1998 and ever since games like Luxor and Zuma have been trying to do the some trick. You see a bunch of colorful things rolling over your screen in a line and you have to make matches to make them go away. The game has off course innovative iPhone touch-controls and has an extremely colorful look. You can pick up PuzzLoop from Hudson in the App Store for $7.99. Hudson also announced that it’s planning to develop more iPhone-games in the coming months.
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