In Munch Time, take the role to a fun (if somewhat passive nature as indicated) chameleon, really tired of being stuck in your terrarium, launch a long adventure through various stages and levels of thematic setting. The arrangement of these stages or worlds, will be similar if not identical, to that shown and worn by other very similar themed games as the ubiquitous Angry Birds. That is, we will have several concrete worlds, which agglutinate in turn a series of screens (a score of them) that we will overcome and we will get a particular score on the basis of our expertise. Munch Time base its particular playability in the wobble and balancing our chameleon character, "Munch". So we go looking for the elements that allow us to cling to our long and sticky tongue that mostly are small insects and flowers of different type and function.
The Munch Time gameplay is simple: take the stage, getting as many stars as we can and eat the bug as a reward that awaits us. The main difference from other games like it will be the occasional use of power-up and the possibility to spend the application without making too many filigree. And is that the player at any time decide how to tackle the puzzle. Are we where we need to collect all the stars possible? Do we prefer the fast track instead of "completist"? There will be phases in which the insect that gives us the door to the next level will be right next door, and if we will be tempting to get the star that is high, it is seen as too difficult. The score at the end will vary according to our expertise, I give more value to quickly solve the puzzle in question and the collection of stars in other factors like the number of deaths or retries. Munch Time knows bring variety to their concept of gameplay using colors wisely. As mentioned, to overcome the dangers and levels at which we will face in the game, we will use our tongue to hold on to the different types of flowers and seeds that we will find.
Well, from time to time, find some flies with bright colors (blue, red ...) that will transform us and allow us to hold on to certain special flowers of the same color. That is, our chameleon change its pigmentation once the coma, and depending on their color, we can safely grab and balancing a type of flower or another. The game seems simple, and at first will be, but once we go beating and exchanging colors, and jumping from one flower to another, we must be very quick to change our pigmentation, with an aim and a speed of superhuman reflexes lest we fall vacuum or restart the level completely. This sets the tone prevailing at higher levels, making a leisurely game and somewhat repetitive at first, on an adventure full of acrobatic moves and adrenaline in the form of reptile.
Touch controls and physics used in the game, they respond quite well, although it is true that at one time or another, has given us the impression of not having reached a certain outgoing or a flower in particular, by a miscalculation application. Well, maybe we have not been quick enough. Could be. Graphically it's brilliant. A priori, we should mention the animations Munch, the chameleon, we conquer by their faces and expressions (his eyes are, of course, very expressive) as well as their various noises every time it is hit or injured. A good section that amply meets and shows us that sometimes, simplicity and functionality should prevail over ostentation in these games.
Munch Time is a Universal application (for iPhone and iPad) to seduce and conquer users continue to demand intuitive puzzle games in the genre, fresh and good gameplay. Maybe not too original, because its approach and its base are too reminiscent of the famous Angry Birds, but it's so interesting, addictive and fun, it becomes a complete alternative for players who demand "something equal but different . "Munch Time is compatible with Game Center and you can find in the App Store at a price of 1.59 €.
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