GameTantra's colorful little Conga Bugs stands out in the crowded marble blasting genre, but not for any one reason. Rather, its mixture of better-than-average graphics, minor but compelling innovations, and fun extras combine to create a game that, while not particularly original, is nonetheless highly engaging casual entertainment.
GameTantra is close to launching Conga Bugs, a cute variation on marble-shooting games like Zuma and Luxor that has you shooting bugs out of your launcher to make matches of three or more bugs of the same color to turn them into butterflies.The Conga Bugs live to dance and party - and when the music plays, they'll emerge from their hideout and dance in a Conga Line. Match them all before they make their way back to the underground hideout to win.The game will offer more than 130 levels, six game modes, five locations and three launcher types, as well as multiple power-ups and objects to interact with.