In fact, it makes you wonder if the name was purposely chosen to match the Geometry Wars sequel Retro Evolved. The first major talking point of Luxor Evolved is those visuals, which are neon-bright all over the place, and very much resemble the graphics of the classic arena shooter Geometry Wars. The idea is to set up strings such that, when you destroy one color, the other colors around it will fall onto each other and create combos off the back of it. If you aren’t quick enough, however, the balls will reach a pyramid at the end of the route, and your game will be over. Colored balls snake slowly across the play area in various strings, and your task is to fire more colored balls towards them creating matches of three or more colors, and exploding the balls all over the shop. The basic idea is still the very same as it was seven years ago.
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