Review of Fireball 2 on PlayStation 5

Fireball 2 from Radiangames—man, where do I even start? So this game, it’s like this wild neon dream, blasting onto your PS5. Picture this: you’re a freakin’ fireball. Yeah, a fireball. And you’re zipping around, dodging these relentless waves of enemies, all while triggering bombs. Sounds intense, right? I got so caught up, it was like a sweaty-palms situation. I swear.

Now, there’s this whole thing where you boost your score—risky business, actually. You gotta lure the enemies into bomb zones. It’s all about survival of the fittest. If you survive long enough, you climb the leaderboard. Or at least you try. At one point, there were like, thousands of these little pixel enemies, all swarming at me. I was like, “Nope, not today!”

Then there’s this Core mode—I started there because, well, it’s all you got at first. It’s a real zen puzzle until you hit chaos. Chaos Mode drops after you prove you’re not a total rookie. Everything shifts. Enemies change tactics or something. Maybe it was just me, but I was feeling it—super intense.

So, you’re just using the left stick or D-Pad to scoot around? And bombs? You just bump into ’em. It’s surprisingly smooth for how panicky it all feels. But oh, here’s where it gets dicey—hit boost too much, and bam! Right into another enemy cluster. Oops.

Anyway—no, wait, before I forget—once you master bombs, you get Novas. They’re like bombs but on steroids. Blast a crowd, and suddenly your fireball’s tougher and quicker. You even snag an extra life. Max it out and, hey, SuperNova time. Double Nova? Boom. Blackhole. Sucks everything up. You feel like a wizard or something.

To top it off, trophy hunters—yeah, you’re in for treats. We’re talking like, 20 trophies, right? From surviving waves to nuking millions of enemies, it’s got this full list to keep you grinding. The first ten times I died, I was like, “Maybe I’m not terrible at this?” Nah, it’s just that kind of challenge.

For only $6.99, Fireball 2 offers this trippy, chaotic blast. Come for the neon chaos, stay for the leaderboard chase. Or maybe it’s the trophy hunt. Or the constant stream of enemies… Who even knows? But it’s a wild ride on the PS5.