JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Shooters Is a Marbles game, but with Jojo Characters

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Shooters is a pretty old game. I mean, I had the game three phones ago, and that's a long time! So I decided to revisit the game, and found that  it was still pretty fun!

Basically, players use balls that represent Jojo's Bizarre Adventure characters to shoot and damage an enemy's own balls. Each ball has its own health bar, and balls get damaged whenever they get hit. Balls get destroyed when their health bar goes down to zero. So basically, you're just playing with marbles, but with Jojo-themed balls and RPG elements.

Each ball, which represents a Jojo character from Parts 1-5, has its own stats such as HP and Strength, as well as its own elemental affiliations. Each ball can also make its own special attacks. And like any game with RPG elements, your character balls level up and become stronger as you progress.

The game uses physics quite well, and you can basically ricochet your balls from the walls to hit an enemy ball... just like billiards. This mechanic lets you think of various ways to actually hit an opponent that's hard-to-reach, or in a corner and hiding behind another opponent. So yeah, you're not just blindly flinging Jojo balls into your opponent, but also strategizing your next move with your balls' placements.

And as a Jojo fan, I did enjoy it a lot. Balls would scream out their respective characters' signature catchphrases or of course, Aif you have Jotaro in your line-up, you'd get to hear "ORA! ORA! ORA!". Visually, it captures the feel of Hirohiko Araki's manga as well, so this is very much a unique Jojo RPG.

The Good: 

Its art style is very much loyal to the manga, and its gameplay is a unique blend of marbles, billiards, RPG, and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. Years after I first played this game, I still enjoyed it a lot, so it is also replayable. 

[b]The Bad:

[/b]Not much of a story, even though it has RPG elements. But then again, you play this for the unique gameplay.

Final Verdict:Hey, it's a Jojo game, and is very unique. The fact that I started playing it and am still enjoying it speaks volumes. Overall a good game.