The biggest change, though? The fact that even though it’s a F2P game, it doesn’t feel like one to the same extent that Blitz did. The pick-ups and weapons are a lot easier to use and understand than they ever were in Blitz. There’s competition - no longer are you just racing against the clock, but rather, via that aforementioned storyline, you’re fighting against all kinds of monsters and demons. What’s different, however, is that ToM: Arena has a bunch of stuff surrounding that core mechanic. To be sure, it’s still just match-3 game. This is kind of unfortunate even though I’m pleased the once-dead system is now getting a steady stream of titles, Arena is the better game, and it deserves the same kind of audience that Blitz had. Consequently, even though ToM: Blitz wasn’t great - it was your standard match-3 puzzle game– it was still pretty widely played on account of there being little else at the time.Ĭonsidering how many more games are out for the Vita now, I suspect that Treasures of Montezuma: Arena won’t get nearly the same pick-up. It came out during the handheld’s troubled first year, back when the phrase “Vita has no games!” wasn’t just an uninformed talking point, but was, essentially, true. Offering fast-paced gameplay, fun level progression and unlimited replayability as players beat their friends scores on the leaderboards, Treasures of Montezuma Blitz is a revolutionary title, and the first free game for PlayStation Vita owners.If you’ve had your Vita a couple of years, you probably remember playing Treasures of Montezuma: Blitz. Treasures of Montezuma Blitz is a classic Match 3 game set in the Aztec universe of Montezuma. â€œThe Power-ups are totally optional, but a very fun way to be competitive with your friends if you donâ€™t have as much time to earn them in game.â€ Â€œTreasures of Montezuma Blitz is the one game that every Vita owner should own, not just because itâ€™s completely free, but because itâ€™s really fun,â€ said Dmitri Bourkovski, VP, New Platforms of Alawar Entertainment. With power-ups that can be earned in game, or purchased through the in-game store, players of all skill levels can get everything out of Treasures of Montezuma Blitz for free. PS Vita owners can now download and play the game completely free. MOSCOW â€“ Apâ€“ Alawar Entertainment today announced the release of Treasures of Montezuma Blitz, the first free-to-play game for PlayStation Vita.

The Era of Freemium Games Begins on Sonyâ€™s New Handheld Console.

Montezuma Blitz! free