Saucy Mustard VS Steam #7 Big Money! Deluxe

G'day mates.

Sick of being annihilated on Family Feud? Look no further, because I have the solution for you.

Big Money Deluxe is essentially your typical Match 3 type game. There are 3 different modes. Classic, Strategy and Puzzle. Your initial thoughts of "PopCap didn't use some Big Money to make this low budget title" are indeed correct. They clearly ripped off the Grand Theft Auto font to try and sell copies. Shouldn't old-creepy-chain-smoking-slightly.too.happy-guys be able to sell the game without resorting to grand theft?

Action Mode follows a simple idea. Different coloured coins rise from the bottom of the screen. There's a meter on the right which fills up as you make combos. When the bar is full, a sack is dropped onto the pile.
If the coins reach the top of the screen, you get 3 seconds to rectify this. Failing this, the Dunnigans get your fake money.

"Dosh, grab it while it's hot."

Strategy Mode is similar to the Action Mode. This time round, the coins rise as you make combinations, rather than after time elapses.

Puzzle Mode is the hardest mode of all. The coins and sacks are already on screen and you must get the money sacks to the bottom of the screen. Clicking the wrong colours can mean that you Bek up so hard you can get "no more moves" and thus, game over, pavlova. 

Just a few enthusiastic thugs you're working for. Nothing to see here.

The game gets harder as the levels progress. The first few levels across all modes can be cleared faster than I get my Camry from 0-60. But don't be fooled into thinking this is just some casual game a 3 year old can play, because in reality, it's so much more than that. It may even be as hard as Home Improvement.