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Summary

Meteos turns the DS into a cosmic puzzle arena where an evil planet named Meteo hurls endless meteors toward you. Using the stylus, I line up three or more same‑colored blocks that fall on the lower screen, then fling them upward to form new planets on the upper display. Each of the thirty‑two alien characters brings its own gravitational pull, subtly changing how blocks arc toward the sky. The game offers a handful of modes – Star Trip’s story trek, the rule‑bending Simple, the relentless Deluge, and the score‑chasing Time Attack – plus a Download Play multiplayer that lets three friends join a single cartridge. Power‑ups such as a giant hammer can clear swaths of blocks, while a hidden bank stores earned planets, aliens and soundtracks. Inspired by Missile Command, The Matrix and the TV series 24, Meteos dazzles with sharp, colorful visuals and an over‑the‑top, genre‑spanning soundtrack that earned it multiple awards and rave reviews.

Storyline

Meteos' story mode, known as Star Trip, pits the player against the hostile planet Meteo, which hurls its own matter—called meteos—toward other worlds, wiping out life and laying waste to entire civilizations.
When three meteos merge and launch a wave of additional meteos into space, the surviving planets organize a counter‑offensive. The player pilots the Metamo Ark, a warship forged from metean ore, hopping from planet to planet to halt the invasion. The narrative branches toward different outcomes, but every route culminates in a final showdown where Meteo itself must be defeated. A Famitsu interview notes that an opening CG cutscene was added to flesh out this backstory and give the game a richer sense of world.

Edited by Maya Carter