Peggle

Arcade puzzle fun with whimsical teachers and magical powers.

gamePuzzle Games puzzle arcade action

Visit Website

Our Verdict

Best for

Casual gamers craving quick, colorful puzzle action

Skip if

Hardcore players wanting deep, competitive gameplay

What is Peggle?

Peggle lets you aim, shoot, and clear orange pegs while ten quirky teachers cheer you on. Each level blends luck and skill for a joyous, fast‑paced experience. With 55 vibrant levels, 10 mystical Magic Powers, and a host of extra‑tricky challenges, the game offers endless replay value. Challenge friends in Duel Mode or tackle 75 bonus challenges for even more bragging rights.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$9.99

developerPopCap Games

publisherMagmic, Sony Online Entertainment, PopCap Games

age ratingPEGI 3, ESRB E

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer

critic score87/100

release date2007-02-27

Key Features of Peggle

Aim and shoot balls to clear orange pegs across 55 handcrafted levels.

Ten whimsical teacher characters provide animated guidance and bonuses.

Ten distinct Magic Powers let you alter ball behavior for strategic advantage.

Duel Mode pits you against friends in real‑time competitive matches.

75 extra‑tricky challenges unlock after completing the main campaign.

Bonus points and extra shots are awarded for skillful combos.

Supports both single‑player campaign and online multiplayer sessions.

Available on PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Android, iOS, and Mac for broad access.

Use Cases for Peggle

Casual Play Sessions

Pick up and play a quick round during a break.

Competitive Multiplayer

Challenge friends in Duel Mode for leaderboard bragging rights.

Skill Development

Practice aiming and timing to master Magic Powers.

Family Gaming

Enjoy a light‑hearted, family‑friendly game together.

Pros & Cons of Peggle

Pros

Addictive easy‑to‑learn gameplay
Vibrant cartoon art and humor
Rich variety of levels and challenges
Multiplatform support for flexible play

Cons

Limited depth for hardcore gamers
Randomness can feel unfair at times
No ongoing content updates since original release

Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms can I play Peggle on?

Peggle is available on PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Android, iOS, and Mac.

Is there a multiplayer mode?

Yes, Peggle features both single‑player and multiplayer, including a Duel Mode for head‑to‑head matches.

Do I need an internet connection to play?

An internet connection is required for multiplayer modes, but the single‑player campaign can be played offline.

What is the age rating?

Peggle is rated PEGI 3 and ESRB E, making it suitable for all ages.

Pricing Overview

View full pricing →

Paid (One-time)

Detailed plans are not listed. Visit the official website for pricing information.

Reviews & Ratings0.0

Write a Review See all reviews →

No reviews yet. Be the first to write one!

Top Alternatives & Similar Games

View all alternatives & similar games→

Peggle 2

AI-suggested

Peggle 2 is a lively puzzle arcade game where players launch balls to hit orange pegs and clear each level. Blue pegs boost your score while green pegs grant special abilities that make clearing easier. Choose from a cast of humorous characters, each with a unique power, and enjoy both single‑player challenges and competitive multiplayer modes across consoles.

Compare with Peggle

Trip'd

AI-suggested

Trip'd is a falling‑block puzzle game where colorful alien eggs cascade from the top of the screen. Players must line up four eggs of the same color to clear them, while avoiding the dreaded 2×2 square that triggers an instant game‑over hatch. The game offers both solo play against AI and head‑to‑head matches against a friend, all under a strict time limit that adds pressure and excitement to each stage.

Compare with Peggle

Bust-A-Move 3

AI-suggested

Bust‑A‑Move 3 continues the addictive bubble‑popping formula of its predecessors, challenging players to aim and fire colored balls to create groups of three or more. The game offers both single‑player puzzles and competitive split‑screen multiplayer, keeping the experience fresh across its many arcade‑era ports.

Compare with Peggle