There are some typical Obstacles, such as Wooden Crates, Chains, and double-Chains, and Frozen Jewels or Coins, as well as the usual Stone Cells, Gold Cells, Red Cells, and Tan Cells that require multiple Matches to remove them. *Cross Burst: Receive a Cross Burst when you make a match of 6 or 7 jewels to destroy everything in a vertical & horizontal line. *Horizontal or Vertical Line Busters: receive either a horizontal or vertical line buster (depending on the original match direction) when you match 5 jewels in a vertical or horizontal direction. *Lightning: Receive lightning when you make an L-shaped match that will destroy several random jewels. *Hourglass: Receive extra time of Moves when you make a T-shaped match. *Bomb: Receive a color-specific Bomb when you make a Match 5 to destroy adjacent jewels & obstacles. Powerups appear in the same color as the Jewel that was originally matched: There is also a Hammer to remove a single jewel and a Shuffle icon located at the bottom of the board that recharge when you make matches of 4 or more jewels. When you make large matches, you'll receive a powerup on the board that must be matched with 2 other identical colored jewels to detonate.
This reminded me of the Cradle of Rome game, and there were a few boards that were nearly identical to the ones from CoR.
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BTW: this is the 4th game in this series so hopefully, BF will offer those previous games too! You can enable the High Detail graphics, and enable/disable the Show Hints feature as well. You can play in a Relaxed, Timed, or Limited Moves Mode (unlike yesterday's Match 3 Game developer) and there are 120 levels. I played in Timed Mode and by the time I reached level 13, I had to replay the level 3 times to progress because I ran out of time, so this is no walk in the park, easy-breezy kind of game here folks, This is a challenging game with tons of obstacles, I even liked the clinking noises it made when I matched the jewels. SURE BEATS YESTERDAY'S GAME! At first, I wasn't crazy about this Match 3 game because of the automatic powerups on the board. I haven't bought one in over a year, I am looking forward to this one based on the demo.
Good, quick response which is essential in Match 3 games. The coins you collect will be used to restore the Ancient Temple.Īll the features worked easily and there were no stalls or tech issues. I was saved from that, as I played the demo in Relaxed Mode. If playing in Timed Mode, you must replay the level if you fail to meet that goal. A different goal must be met in each level in order to win.
The graphics are nice and sharp, there are 120 levels of bright jewels to keep you busy, the power-ups are great, the fun obstacles are a good challenge. Ancient Jewels: Babylon is a big step up! I really enjoyed the demo and snatched it up, pronto! It's amazing how much the quality has fallen in this genre. It's a real treat, for me, after all the underwhelming Match 3 games we've been getting for too long. It has been quite a while since we got a new and different M3 and I am grateful for it.ĭust Off Those Strategy Skills for this Match 3 game and let the fun begin. I also like the sound effects because while you are focusing on one area the bonuses (like extra time) are happening in another area and the sounds tell you what is going on. One reviewer said this game is like all the others but I disagree there are a number of obstacles I haven't seen before and the way the bonuses work is a little unusual as well. I play on timed mode and there is enough challenge to make it interesting. You need to really focus to create the useful bonuses and then get them to explode in the right places. The game-play is flawless: the tiles fall fast and smoothly, they are very easy to distinguish from each other, you can move tiles while tiles are falling, and there are lots of things going on. An enjoyable and challenging M3 Please don't be put off by the ho-hum graphics and the less than compelling building we are supposed to be restoring.
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