What’s cool about Jelly Smash is how it gradually increases in complexity with each new level.

Naturally, lives are finite but slowly recharge over time. Fail to complete the goal and you lose a life. To start out with, the goal in Jelly Smash is just to reach a target score in a specific amount of moves. Friends can also send lives to each other. Naturally you can connect to Facebook in order to compete against friends and family. Levels in this game go to FOUR, Spinal Tap-style. Jelly Smash outdoes the average mobile game by offering more than just three stars to earn.

Players progress through more than fifty unique levels, completing each level’s goal and trying to earn high star ratings. Games like this really benefit from a little personality.Īnyway, the concept of Jelly Smash is simple. If you’re going to bother splashing a character all over the title screen, you might as well stick her in the menus and other areas too. It’s cool to see her here, but she doesn’t seem to show up anywhere else in the game. Speaking of Angry Gran, the character pops up on Jelly Smash’s title screen, diving into a pile of candy… or jellies… or whatever. It also happens to be exclusive to Windows Phone and Windows 8 and RT, which adds a few extra cool points in my book.

But the more I played this one, the more I realized how well it stands on its own. At first glance, I pegged Jelly Smash as another Candy Crush Saga clone to throw on the pile.

Jelly Smash is a match-3 puzzle game from, makers of Angry Gran Run. One of the games our forum boys recently shared actually surprised me quite a bit. Dedicated readers like “John Lampard” and Mohamed Ashid post a never-ending stream of Store links for new games. Lots of readers rely on Windows Phone Central to learn about new Windows Phone games, but how does our staff discover games to share with the folks at home? My favorite method is by checking the “ Newly discovered games thread” in our forums.

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