The Sims Carnival: BumperBlast

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Release Date: January 8, 2008

The Sims Carnival: BumperBlast is a combination of a logical game and a fast decision making arcade. The whole was set in the world of famous Sims, although this production was prepared mainly with casual players in mind.

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The Sims Carnival: BumperBlast is a combination of logical game and an arcade which requires quick decision-making. The game is set in the famous the Sims world but this production was prepared primarily for the casual players. It is also worth noting that this cycle is also represented by The Sims Carnival: SnapCity.

The general assumptions of the game are relatively simple. For each game board are balls with pictures of the Sims. The player's task is spiking them by specific firing missiles. However, there should be taken into consideration some additional factors. It is required to shot balls which are characterized by the same color of frames. Shooting all balls of the same color is also equivalent with receiving the bonus points. The player must also that there are a limited number of missiles, so the players cannot miss the targets too often. What is more, the players should also pay attention to the running time – there are also time limitation and the player spends only a several dozen seconds in a single board.

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There are about 140 levels in the game. They have different levels of difficulty. The harder levels means the presence of more additional items. There are disturbing game play walls and traps (for example, black holes) and extremely valuable portals and power-ups. The power-ups include bonuses which can help in extension of the missile flight path or shooting a few missiles at several different sites simultaneously. The player can choose several unusual game modes, including the campaign and arcade.

The manufacturer has put a lot of emphasis in creating a quite huge number of awards that can be unlock during playing the game. These are mainly trophies and medals. There are also hidden levels – the players get the access to them successively. The game is played on two-dimensional boards, which are observed from a bird's eye view.

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