Description
Second installment in the Puyo Puyo series with refined chain mechanics and a new cast. Published by Compile, released in Japan in 1995. Double chain system enabling longer combos, characters Arle and companions with entertaining dialogue, solo, versus and tournament modes, catchy music. The definitive Puyo Puyo entry on Saturn.
Puyo Puyo Tsuu review
Stacking blobs in pairs to build chains and bury your opponent under garbage: the addition of the counter turns this puzzle into a pure duel of wits and speed. The handling is immediate, but the mastery ceiling dizzying. Colourful and good-natured, its dressing has barely aged, and the balance of the versus remains an untouchable benchmark of the genre.
The counter system makes all the difference: sending back the blobs your rival throws at you adds a fearsome layer of strategy. Feeling one cascade cancel another delivers a thrill of pure tactical genius. Deeper and tenser than the original, this entry stays an absolute benchmark of competitive puzzling, ideal for fierce group duels.
Stacking Puyo in pairs to build long chains and flood the opponent with nuisance blobs sets up a tense duel where the rematch imposes itself. The cancel system adds a layer of strategy that rewards boldness. The formula is famous, but this balance between split-second reading and long-term planning remains a gripping benchmark of competitive puzzle play.