Unfortunately, this can lead to every character’s story feeling a bit repetitive, since there’s not much that sets them apart. The cutscenes are something that got changed as well instead of the usual spritework for the characters, there are now portraits of them that change depending on their actions, a tactic used by many other games. Though the plot is as simple as ever – a tournament is held, and everyone wants to win it in order to win a medal that can grant a single wish – you’re able to play through said mode with an unprecedented amount of 22 characters, each fighting eight opponents. The story is something that got overhauled massively, as well. It’s a nice addition which serves to add some diversity if you aren’t satisfied with the default rules. Something quite nice is that you’re able to customize the rulesets of certain modes if you play them outside of story mode, such as making bombs take from 1 to 9 turns to explode, or having the spinner’s timer be anywhere from 2 seconds to 20. If you’ve accumulated three lines of nuisance puyo and two nuisance puyo extra, for example, three lines will fall and the two extra will carry over. Puyo Puyo Tsu rules of dropsets, though something to take note of is that nuisance puyo won’t fall until at least one line has been accumulated only lines will fall afterwords.
If even one puyo comes out above water due to said water filling up, you lose. Positioning of puyo can be quite difficult because of this. Players drop puyo in water, where they’ll float as close to the surface as possible.
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