Tumblebugs

Tumblebugs is a modernized version of an early 2000s casual arcade game called Tumblebugs, originally released back then but rereleased several years later by its developers as Tumblebugs HD. Differences from its original include more stable operation on modern systems as well as upgraded HD graphics; screen proportions remain unaltered; music, story and physics-based gameplay remain undisrupted and two modes exist: story campaign with 78 levels before time trials open up upon its conclusion - all within this match three genre game!

Tumblebugs is similar to Zuma: gamers use the mouse to direct Tumble, who saves colorful insects that evil black beetles want to drag into their holes and use as slaves. All action occurs within a residential building backyard. To liberate prisoners, shoot multiple bugs at the slave convoy and hit those of similar colors as those being transported - this will prompt at least three such creatures to attack those they think match, freeing all three chains before an enslaving beetle can push it back towards its lair! Failure will cost them one of their spare lives and force them to repeat the stage. The game uses a top view. A sight and dot-arc allows users to calculate shell movement along a parabola; gradually players fill a special scale; once 100% has been reached a super bug will arrive to assist users!