Bejeweled 3 reviews

Moin Folks, today I'm going to break ne Lance for Bejeweled 3. It costs me just under €550 normal and In the Sale half?! I'm not quite sure, but so about the Spin. And do you certainly have more of it (not just in terms of Playing Time) than many a £50 Title ... After my first classic Game, I had already unlocked 11 of the Steam achievements, which was quite funny to see how all the Successes plundered. I had come to Level 12 and had something over 600k Points ... But I want to talk about the Game ...:D In fact, I have only played this one Game so far (just before I decided to write this Review) and there are a total of 7 others besides this already addictive Classic mode; 4 You have to unlock by reaching level 5 in the other 4 Modes (including the classic one), which should not be a Problem with classic Mode at least. But Watch out: Once you don't have a free Turn left in the classic Mode (and no Rubik's Cube), the Game is over. I really just wanted to touch it briefly to see what it's like and now I hung over a ne Hour. Man, I actually want to gamble Far Cry 4. :D Music also makes you feel Like in the Game and makes you forget the Time. Set an Alarm Clock before I play this Game, provided you still have something to do on the rest of The day!!! Glass-clear Purchase recommendation; Acute (perhaps chronic) risk Of Addiction!!! It doesn't have a Meta-score rating in the 80s for nothing! Will perhaps add to this Review once I have tested the other modes. (Unlocked by Level 5 in Classic Mode: "Poker")

One of the great Classics among the Casual Games goes into the third Round with this Part and offers more Game than ever before. But the rounded principle remains: With The Click of a mouse or Holding and pulling, two adjacent ones are exchanged on a square Playing field full of Jewels. If you achieve at least a Series of three similar adjacent Jewels, these disappear and the above ones move back and the Gaps are filled from above. If one Manages to combine More than three jue worlds by Cleverly placing gaps and Triggering chain reaction more than three Jue worlds, it leads to special Stones, which either cross-shaped break down an entire horizontal and vertical Row or you blow the neighboring Stones out of the Way. As you have said, there are different Game Modes and this Time it really goes to the Full, which on the Jag after Trophies it is necessary to pass different Challenges. As an Example, you have to remove a certain Number of red and blue Jewels. No Problem in itself, except that you should keep both in Balance, otherwise a Scale moves one way or the other And the Game is lost when a Boundary has been crossed. In another Mode, the Jewels to be dismantling rise as Butterflies. When they Reach the top Edge, they go to the Net of a Spider. What needs to be prevented. Poker can even be piled, with more Points for high-quality Combinations. The Result of each Train is counted and you quickly realize that it is not so easy to mine the same Color four Times. These were just a few Examples to show how diverse This Bejeweled version is. Although I still like to play the fleet "Twist," this third Part has already taken up a lot of my Playing Time and it is suitable for a longer session in between. Technically, the Game is also at a good low Level, just as is customary for this Genre. On the one Hand, clear and tidy, but also garnished with many nice Effects. Also on the current Side, the Game comes with different musical Sub-paintings, depending on which mode you are playing. The "Twist" Music I like a little better, however, but that's not supposed to be a Criticism now. All in all, we have here probably the most varied "jewel turning game"-at least among the ones I know and these are already some.