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From its simple gameplay, addictive replay structure and bright graphics right down to its choice of male or female characters, Columns Crown is a superb puzzle package that just about everyone can fall in love with.
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80The addition of an extended two-player mode and a vast assortment of collectible enemy-trouncing Power Jewels give it a big bonus edge.
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The unique presentation is a crowning achievement for puzzle games. [Mar 2002, p.136]
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76The unique presentation is a crowning achievement for puzzle games. [Mar 2002, p.136]
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75It's enough to make you want to hold hands and sing Kum Bai Ya -- if you can put down your GBA long enough.
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72Columns Crown isn't nearly as addictive or clever as Sega's other puzzle game released for the GBA on the same day, "Puyo Pop."
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The GBA’s Achilles heel once again rears its ugly head, unless playing under bright light identifying the colour of the gems is a nightmare, as not only can you not determine the colour but the sprites are too small as well.
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70The GBA’s Achilles heel once again rears its ugly head, unless playing under bright light identifying the colour of the gems is a nightmare, as not only can you not determine the colour but the sprites are too small as well.
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69Although it's not as energetic or complex as many modern-day puzzle games, it doesn't really disappoint in any specific area either.
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Even with all the new features, it's still the least compelling of the "classic" puzzle games. [Dec 2002, p.118]
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60It isn't quite as addictive as some of the others. [Spring 2002, p.43]
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The Columns formula really isn't that fun. [Mar 2002, p.146]
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