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[joulimousis]

Hi, don't lose any time reading this.

Go play "The Moops: Combos of Joy"!

[SplinterOfChaos]

Link didn't work.

[joulimousis]

Link fixed! Thanks.

[deathtotheweird]

originally played a few days after you posted this thread but forgot to post. then I just seen it on the kongregate front page which reminded me to comment.

seems like an ok game, it started to get repetitive after awhile and it didn't really seem innovative. not that games have to be innovative to be fun, but this game just feels like a super casual puzzler marketed towards kids or people that generally enjoy those type of flash games. even still, I enjoy some of them, but this game isn't really on their level gameplay wise.

shooting feels a bit random, hard to get reliable shots. most of my combos feel like luck rather than skill. if not luck then the times I do get good combos it feels quite engineered and given to me.

graphics and presentation was quite nice though, although the music and sounds the block make when you hit them kind of got irritating after a few minutes.

[Blodyavenger]

Game took me over and I had lots of fun - didn't have time to go over it again but that's not the end. It's true that shooting can be a bit random but you can make a nice shoots when you get a grip and make nice combos.

I think it's a very nice game overall 

[valis]

That's surprisingly fun.  Powerups are somewhat interesting.  Everything about it screams polish.

Might be nice to get some gloss on the blocks-- with a matte finish they don't seem to finish the glitzy polish of the rest of the game.  I think the blocks could look better especially since they're what you're looking at the vast majority of the time.  Maybe prerendered raytraces or something?  But that's a matter of taste.

[Alistair Aitcheson]

Hey, this is really good fun! Very polished, and I love the charming graphics. Points-and-combos based games tend to grab my interest, and I really enjoyed this one. Will definitely come back to play some more