Aztec King Montezuma

Zuma, a game with Aztec art and named after the Aztec King Montezuma, has seen over 17 million downloads. This popular puzzle game took the world by storm when it first launched. You'd never guess it, but the game is surprising addictive. The simplicity catches you off guard because you step into the role of a stone frog who shoots colored balls out of his mouth. Your goal is to get three of the same color or more to knock the color down.

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The game revolves on an access, and your goal is to destroy all the other balls that swirl around the frog before they enter the pit of doom. Once the snake ball reaches the pit, it will collapse in, and you lose the game. You're trying to get access to
You can either choose Gauntlet or Adventure, but it can be hard to say what the actual difference between the two will be. Both of the modes have the same kind of gameplay with a funky tribal soundtrack. You have colorful graphics that are supported with beautiful Aztec art. The game looks simple, but don't let that fool you.

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Probably one of the biggest issues with this game is how easy it is. The balls move slowly enough that it never becomes difficult to keep them from reaching the pit of doom. As you progress through the levels, it does grow a little harder, but it would've been nice if the developers had made it a little more challenging.

Zuma has the unique blend where it appeals to both children and adults. This fun game starts with a trial version where you can play for 60 minutes before you have to buy it. If you want a completely free game, this probably isn't your best option, but those willing to pay can try the game out a little before they make a purchase.

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