Both Zack and Cody gain new abilities through the use of upgraded equipment and new gadgets, so the game becomes even more diverse as it progresses. This+time+Zack+and+Cody+travel+outside+the+Tipton+Hotel. Overall the game's pace is vastly improved by the change. The areas the boys separate in are usually pretty confined, and require a constant alternating between Zack and Cody to get past. A new option is to link the twins together, so that they will follow each other until they reach a bypass. In Circle of Spies, the focus is on completing the levels together. Players just ran in one direction with one character until they hit a roadblock, then just switched characters. Last time everything was so disconnected. A few small tweaks have completely changed the entire feel of the game, and for the better. This time they can both do a variety of things, like jump and attack enemies, but each twin also has his own special skills that come in handy. Zack could jump, and Cody could do everything else. The biggest difference is that Zack is actually useful this time around! In the previous title the twins were essentially one character split into two parts. Kudos to the developers for making the effort because it really improves the title, but it's a shame that some of the changes are equally as bad. In fact most of the things listed in our review for the last game are thankfully missing from Circle of Spies. It would appear A2M actually looked at what parts of them game were bad, and decided to change them. The game is still a 3D, on rails platformer, but there are some major differences that expand the title. It shows what happens when developers put work into their franchise games: they turn out just decent, instead of totally crappy.Ĭircle of Spies is very similar to its prequel, Tipton Trouble. Artificial Mind and Movement has developed The Suite Life of Zack and Cody: Circle of Spies, and it's actually a noticeable improvement. See Disney titles sell, and it sometimes seems that a developer doesn't care to improve on a title that sells no matter what. The thing about a Disney game is that no matter how bad it is, and how brutal we are with our review, it doesn't faze it.
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