Luxor Review

Luxor is another action puzzle which main purpose is to break every color balls which are on the screen until the balls' queue is empty before those ball reach its goal. If the balls reach its goal, the game is over.

For those who have some trouble in recognizing color, this game will be more difficult as color is important here. If you can shoot three (or more) balls in the same color, those balls will break, and it will lengthen our time to play. But one wrong color shot can add much trouble for us. Especially when the balls are really near to its goal.

At first, this game will be interesting enough to play, specially if you haven't try any game like this before. In addition of that, this game also have lots of levels, that assuring you of long-time-play satisfaction.

But after some time, you will get bored eventually, since there are not much additional challenges in those levels. So, averagely, except the balls' routes, this game is just the same from the very start to the very end of it.

In my opinion, trying the demo mode is ok, but you shouldn't spend your valuable money to buy its full version.