
A masterclass in casual design, Peggle Nights delivers an unforgettable experience from start to finish.
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Verdict
97%
Steam
84
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (97% positive from 3.2K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (84/100 critic average)
No significant drawbacks reported
Peggle Nights is a downloadable game from PopCap Games, released on Windows, Mac OS X and Microsoft Xbox Live Arcade, also playable on Nintendo DS through Peggle: Dual Shot. Upon its release, PopCap marketed the game as a "follow-up" to Peggle, although an actual sequel to the 2007 PC Game was released in 2013. The gameplay between Peggle and Peggle Nights has remained largely unchanged, with each stage featuring a colorful 2D background filled with different colored "pegs". The objective in each level is to clear all of the orange pegs by hitting them with a ball shot from the top of the screen. New to this version are 60 new levels, 60 additional challenges, the introduction of the new Peggle Master Marina the Electric Squid, and the addition of an "Aced" score for each level.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Updated 5h ago
I am so lonely...All the other peggle masters are scared of me....they don't talk to me....no one wants to be my friend...they think i am unstable. They send me from level to level, challenge to challenge killing pegs and beating masters in Bjorns name...and as i get better at it they fear me more and more. I am a victim of my own success. I don't even get a name...only a purpose
i will terminate every single human who put a negative review on this amazing game🩸🩸🩸😡😡😡
Peggle Nights was a sequel I didn't know existed, and quite frankly it was a fun sequel. The levels and challenges are more difficult. While the power-ups are similar, they do not make the game any less boring. Plus, we get more lore about the characters. Overall, Peggle Nights is a good sequel worth playing as much as the original.
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