Candy Crush Soda Saga is the sequel to one of the most successful casual games ever, King Digital Entertainment's Candy Crush Saga, which was downloaded half a billion times.
In an era of shrinking audiences for classical music, performers and composers have found an unlikely ally in the simplest and cheapest kinds of video games. Its composer, Johan Holmström, has created the music for more than a dozen popular games. But a few months ago, the London Symphony Orchestra performed music that's popular on a entirely different platform: the soundtrack for the video game Candy Crush Soda Saga. It's where the Beatles recorded “A Hard Day's Night” and “Revolver,” and where John Williams conducted the stirring themes of the Star Wars films. Abbey Road Studios in London has heard more than its share of memorable music. So, if that sounds sweet to you, consider downloading Candy Crush Soda Saga for free on the App Store and Google Play.
It's more of the same stuff mostly, with new elements and challenges to take on. There are also more bizarre additions, such as being able to match four candies in a square to create a Swedish Fish. You'll be introduced to a new character called Kimmy as she joins Tiffi and Mr. Honey - Release the bears stuck in the honeyĬhocolate - Remove all the chocolate from the board Soda Bears - Gamers must release the floating bears in sodaįrosting - Fight to crush the ice to free the bears Soda - Players are tasked to fill the board with fizzy purple soda It also has five new game modes, as listed below: It has over 135 levels (with more to come) of candy matching and new purple soda that switches up the direction of play. You don't need me to tell you this, but Soda Saga is the sequel to the enormously popular Candy Crush Saga.
King has released free to play match-3 puzzler Candy Crush Soda Saga worldwide on iOS and Android as of today.
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