- December 12, 2017
- Quiet River
Zup! 7
Platforms
About
Zup! 7 is a minimalistic physics-based puzzle game where players must keep a blue ball on a platform for three seconds to complete each level. With over 60 levels and 2800 achievements, players can test their skills and strategic thinking in this explosive and engaging game. The game features customizable backgrounds and a relaxing soundtrack, providing a unique and immersive gaming experience. This game was created using Clickteam Fusion 2.5, with additional features and assets from Sergio Andre, Aevoa, and Ann Sharova.


- Zup! 7 offers a fun and simplistic puzzle experience with a variety of levels that can be completed in about an hour.
- The game is packed with 2880 achievements, making it a great choice for achievement hunters looking to customize their Steam profiles.
- The calming music and minimalistic graphics create a relaxing atmosphere, making it a good game to unwind with after a long day.
- Many players find the gameplay repetitive and simplistic, with some levels being too easy or relying on luck due to physics inconsistencies.
- The sheer number of achievements can feel overwhelming and spammy, detracting from the overall gaming experience.
- Some users report bugs and issues with level completion, leading to frustration during gameplay.
gameplay
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay in the Zup series is characterized by its simplicity and addictive nature, offering a mix of easy and challenging puzzles that rely on trial-and-error mechanics. While many players appreciate the abundance of achievements and find the gameplay enjoyable for casual play, some criticize it as repetitive and lacking depth. Overall, it is seen as a fun, achievement-focused experience, though opinions on its quality vary significantly.
“The gameplay starts easy but can get tricky, especially when touch screens are involved.”
“It's a simplistic puzzle game that does a lot with its few mechanics.”
“The zup series offers good puzzle games with a decent scope of difficulty, a generous amount of achievements, and fair gameplay for its price.”
“Gameplay still does not change, and there is no point in this.”
“Most overrated game, I have ever seen overwhelmingly positive reviews for garbage gameplay.”
“Gameplay is repetitive as hell and boring.”