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Game Info
- Platform
- PlayStation
- Genres
- Puzzle
- Player Perspective
- Side view
- Developers
- Compile
- Publishers
- Compile · Sega
- Release date
- January 21, 2001
Summary
Puyo Puyo Box feels like a love letter to the series, bundling the Sega Genesis versions of the original Puyo Puyo and its sequel alongside fresh content that only a compilation could justify. The standout is a Madō Monogatari‑style Quest mode where you guide Arle Nadja through battles, tweaking her gear for a double‑edged sword effect—strip away the Puyo Rings to boost attack power, but lose the preview of upcoming pieces, and watch experience and gold scale with the size and speed of your chains. What really sets the game apart is its rule‑set freedom: you can pick from Puyo Puyo, Puyo Puyo 2, Puyo Puyo Sun or Puyo Puyo~n for each participant, even mixing them in four‑player free‑for‑all or team matches, and dive into the quirky Treasure Mode that later resurfaced as Excavation Mode in the 15th Anniversary edition.
Storyline
Puyo Puyo Box brings together several classic entries and adds a quest mode where you control Arle in an RPG‑styled adventure, challenging other characters from the series in Puyo Puyo matches. The quest lets you equip Arle with items such as a double‑edged sword, trade off the Puyo Rings for higher attack at the cost of losing the next‑piece preview, and earn experience and gold based on chain size and speed of victory. Outside the story, the game offers Scramble Mode (10‑30 opponents), team battles, and a Treasure Mode that later appeared as Excavation Mode in the 15th Anniversary edition. Players can pick any of the four rule sets—Puyo Puyo, Puyo Puyo Tsu, Puyo Puyo Sun, or Puyo Puyo~n—allowing mixed‑rules four‑player matches.
Edited by Maya Carter
Alternative Titles
- Puyo Pop Box Alternative
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