One of the problems that has plagued many a party game, like the Mario Party series or the ill-fated Sonic Shuffle, is the use of a board game to tie all of the minigames together. Seeing how the board game element killed the pacing in Sonic Shuffle and added a massive luck factor to the Mario Party games, Blitz Games has gutted the party game formula and come up with Fuzion Frenzy. When it comes to playing it, Fuzion Frenzy cuts right to the chase. You and three other players play through a series of random minigames, and the player with the most points at the end of the game wins. If you don't have four human contestants, any remaining slots are filled by the very capable AI. The length of the game can be set as a series of eight, 16, or 24 minigames. The games you play are randomly selected from the 45 available, though every fourth stage is always the Fuzion Frenzy game. In this game, you collect orbs for points and attack other players to steal orbs that they've picked up. The number of orbs you can collect is relative to the number of points you put on the line before the game starts. Points that are risked in the Fuzion Frenzy mode are worth more, but another player can attack you and steal your orbs, stripping you of your points entirely. This mode serves as a brute force equalizer and can be a good way to catch up if you're lagging. Unfortunately, it's not the most entertaining game, and playing it up to six times in a single game can get repetitive mighty fast.