Work fast! You only have two minutes to destroy as many spheres as possible. In this exciting new game, you’re not only fighting against the dreaded sphere chains of Set you’re fighting to beat the clock as well! If you yearn for a little more variety than what Luxor normally has to offer, then you should be delighted to know that 5th Passage introduces the all new Blast Mode. Play strategically! Learn to store spells for when you will really need them. All new spells and abilities! Fire two orbs simultaneously or summon a black hole to wipe the stage clean!. Includes all of the classic abilities! Throw a fireball to destroy spheres in a set radius, a lightning bolt to eliminate spheres in a straight line, use the Snake to slow the insidious orb chain down, and more!. 
Luckily, you have an arsenal of spells and power-ups at your disposal to help make your sphere-destroying career that much more efficient. Matching spheres is all well and good, but it can only do so much.
Hold up to two types of orbs at the same time, and decide when and where to fire them. Beware of when the chain ducks into a tunnel you can’t shoot it from there. Sphere chains appear with different movement patterns, in different numbers, and at different speeds. Be accurate and fast, because should the enemy penetrate your base, it will all be over!. The only way to stop them is to use their own components as a weapon! Fire an orb at the chain as it snakes its way towards you, trying to make a match of at least three like-colored orbs in a row. Pushed by his scarab minions, they threaten the land and will surely wreak havoc should they reach your pyramid base. Set has assembled incredibly lengthy sphere chains together in an attempt to stop you. I got this on sale, and I'd only recommend getting it on sale, if you pay $9.99 for this I can't promise you'll get your money's worth when comparing this to other $9.99 titles of the same genre.Advertisement A Match Three Game on the Move The achievements are fun to hunt as well. I'd probably give this game a 9 if it weren't for the unnecessary difficulty, but overall it's still a fun little game. However, the art is beautiful (even though it lags the game up at points), and the gameplay and sound effects are rather satisfactory. It can be intriguing to some people I suppose, but it was just a little too stressful to me, especially since Luxor has been more casual than action in the past. Right off the bat (on the first level) you're guarding your tower from the snake of balls and it feels like every level you get by by the skin of your teeth. I've played the others and I enjoy them thoroughly, but this one should have been a little easier. I've played the others and I enjoy them thoroughly, but this one should have been a little I'll admit I have some problems with this Luxor. I'll admit I have some problems with this Luxor.
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