Chain reactions occur when three or more spheres collide attempting to get the chain moving again. For example, if you shoot a red sphere and match it up with two other red spheres, they'll explode and either pause the chain or cause existing spheres to roll back.

Slide your winged scarab left and right on the bottom of your screen and attempt to match three or more colored spheres and break the chain. Once one appears at the beginning of the track, another comes along shortly after. Your goal is simple: Keep a chain of colored spheres gliding on a track from reaching the pyramid. It's executing it at the later levels that will have you swearing at your thumbs for not cooperating with your brain. Like most action-puzzle games, the premise is easy to grasp. Maybe that's why Luxor 2 is able still find a place in my gaming heart, despite being an almost exact clone of its predecessor. Anything that takes place in Egypt and involves pyramids, hieroglyphics, and sand in your shorts is fascinating to me. Egypt, filled with history and imagination, is a place I hope to one day visit.

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