This is similar, but not the same. They used elements from former games but switched them up in fun new ways. Be careful, this game is more addictive than most as well. I found myself having to say "stop" so I could get other things done. One of my best purchases in a while.
I enjoyed this game - 120 levels of reasonably challenging play and the levels get progressively a bit more difficult. They offer bonuses but if you are careful you really don't need them because all the puzzles can be solved with logic with very few exceptions. I think I only had 2 levels that I needed a "hint". I just turned off the sound because I find it annoying but I always play my games without music. Some may like it. The storyline is pretty silly/stupid but it doesn't play into the game that much so no big deal.
Sam and Frank are back and this time they are commentating on the Solitaire Football League! Can you take the Solitaire City Juggernauts to the Ultrabowl?
Favorite Genre(s):Adventure, Card & Board, Match 3, Puzzle
Fun Factor
4/ 5
Visual/Sound Quality
4/ 5
Level of Challenge
4/ 5
Storyline
4/ 5
Fun, if a bit silly, dialogue from the commentators. Game play is mixed with lots of fun little challenges and you can make it more or less difficult in the game mode. The only thing I didn't like is that it seemed no matter how well the other team was playing they never won which seemed odd. I'll probably buy this one.
I recommend this game!
+8points
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Indian Legends Solitaire
Go on a breathtaking solitaire adventure and discover the treasure of the lost city!
Overall rating
3/ 5
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Story line exactly the same as match 3 Legends of India game
Typical solitaire game. I did like that there were goals on each level. Even playing the difficult level it was a pretty easy game but having played the Legends of India match 3, I was disappointed that even the dialogue was the exact same as the other game, which I bought previously. For that reason I would not buy this game.
I have been playing the same level for too many hours and have totally lost interest in this game now. You have to completely win almost every hand with maximum gold card points to move on to the next level. I just started level 15 and have had to play the first of 10 games over and over again, buy a bunch of jokers and still could never get all the points. I know from the last game you can only miss 2 or 3 gold cards out of all 10 hands if you want to move ahead. Very sorry I bought this. I'm done.
So this is my favorite of all game genres and I usually just whiz through even the most difficult with 0 or 1 mistake. This just didn't register for me and the instructions were, I thought, a bit vague. I thought I was using my best logic and still there were errors. Plus the one color became boring for me. I like the multi-color games. Try it but don't be surprised if it just frustrates you.
I found this enjoyable. You can almost always solve with no guessing, the pictures are identifiable when finished and some quite clever in their design. You have to win 3 stars on each game to get the bonus puzzle, which I like and if you use "help", you can win the game but without 3 stars. After the bonus puzzle is another type of puzzle for a little variety. I found these difficult enough to be an enjoyable challenge without being frustrating. Quite a few colors in most of them. It was a buy for me.
And I feel I'm being a bit generous with 3 stars but I realize some may like this game - I didn't. First, there is some guessing required, and although you get 4 hints with no penalty, that's not really the point of these games. Second, the pictures created are random blobs of this and that for the most part. Once in a while I could say, that's a key, or that's a coffee pot, but none of them are interesting where you say, oh cool. Third, I really don't care at all for the "shapes" puzzles where you have to click to change color and to change shape. The shapes have no purpose other than to be different from the other shapes and when you change colors it doesn't automatically go to the first shape which causes errors you wouldn't typically make. The shapes don't depict anything unique as far as I can see. Fourth, some are so simplistic that they're a total waste of time and many only have 3 colors. When there are more colors often there is only 1 square with the additional colors. And last, although it calls itself the world's greatest places, the pictures do not depict anything to do with places. I love the genre but not this game.
I love the games that are commonly called mosaics, or nonograms, griddlers or crossfills. This is really very similar to a jigsaw except for the shapes of the puzzle pieces. You get 1 key each if you complete the puzzle, complete it with no mistakes, and complete it within the time given (pretty short - around 1 minute) which is where the only real challenge was. You need to collect a certain number of keys to move on to the next set of puzzles. If you are a big jigsaw fan you might like this. I didn't care for it though, although I do like jigsaws. You can also go untimed and automatically get that one key. The puzzles were all paintings and they were very fuzzy and not good quality. They were reminiscent of Monet works, but not as recognizable.
I love a challenging Match 3 - this isn't it. I enjoy a decent building game - this isn't it. Time management games can be enjoyable - this isn't it. Mostly what it is, is the hero running around in circles doing who knows what. I really found it tedious and boring on all levels. Perhaps it would have been a little better with meaningful instructions, but probably not.