Blue ones are the basic peggle, the orange ones are the ones you have to eliminate, the green ones are the speciality from your guide - here, as Bjorn is the only one available, you will see the trajectory of your ball - and the rose ones are point boosts and are chosen randomly when launching a new ball. Peggles are these points or rectangles with different colors. The real complexity is coming from a question: how to describe correctly Peggle's gameplay when you know that there are so many things to describe? Well, I tried to do it despite not being an English native speaker. Peggle Extreme will not be remembered for its story as it's really simple: defend Peggle Institute, under the guidance of the Unicorn Bjorn (which will be the only guide available), against an alien attack. It was also a way to promote Peggle when you know that Half-Life 2: Episode 2 was expected by many fans, that Portal was a game that a lot wanted to try and that Team Fortress 2 was finally released for the great pleasure of multiplayer players. It was offered with the Orange Box and it's not really a surprise: Popcap Games is also using Steam (mandatory when playing the Orange Box on PC) for broadcasting games made by them. Peggle Extreme is a variant of Peggle (Deluxe) from Popcap Games. That game is so addictive that it's a shame not to share my opinion with you. That's strange because I'm a fan of Peggle Extreme. I just found that I didn't review this game yet for MobyGames. The player can also play against the computer or a friend in a hot-seat duel mode. Peggle Extreme also features some of the sounds from Half-Life 2: Episode Two, Team Fortress 2, and Portal. So the player clears the pegs for example off a picture of a strider.

The game features ten all new normal challenges and five Master challenges which are all inspired by games from Valve Corporation. If the player hits the bucket, the player will get a free ball.Įach peg gives a different amount of points and if the player makes a especially long shot or make enough points with one shot, the player will get bonus points. There it is either greeted by the great pit of nothing or if the player timed the shot right, fall into a bucket that moves from side to side. All pegs have in common a realistic ball bounce off them but which will eventually find its way to the bottom. There are several kinds of other pegs which are more or less useful, such as the green peg which allows the player to see where the ball will fly when shot or the purple peg that gives the player a bonus point. The screen however, is not solely filled with orange pegs. The player still has to use a metallic ball to shoot from the top of the screen to clear out all the orange pegs on screen. Gameplay remains the same as in the original. It was exclusively developed for Valve Corporation as a free game for all The Orange Box-buyers.

Peggle Extreme is a variant of Peggle Deluxe.

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