I only played the demo, and I did enjoy it, but I found by the time it was over I was losing interest. Too much of the same old, same old with not enough variety being introduced into the play to keep it interesting. I wouldn't buy it but if you absolutely love this genre it might appeal to you. I'd at least recommend giving it a try.
I usually buy the Fantasy Mosaics without even demo and I almost did it with this game because it looked like the same quality. But, I decided I better try the demo and glad I did. This has so many elements to make it a great game of this genre, but alas, it has a fatal flaw - you can't see the numbers well. Even worse, you can't tell if something has been filled in or not on many of the squares because they use very dark colors and black a lot and the background, which never changes, is a very dark green. That's why I gave the challenge level a 3, because too much of the challenge was seeing the colors vs. solving the puzzle. If they fix that they have a winner that I would buy.
This game is a biblical story game, which may add interest for some. I like the gameplay but it is not challenging enough for me. If you just want to pass some time I think you would enjoy. I played the entire demo but I don't think I like it enough to buy it. I'll keep it on my list in case I run out of things to do on a rainy day.
I recommend this game!
+9points
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Legends of India
Experience the atmosphere of ancient India while enjoying colorful and brilliantly designed match-3 puzzles.
This is really my favorite genre when done right, but this one left me cold. You earn gold - but in the 20 rounds I played I have no idea why you earn gold. At the end of each round is a gratuitous populating of bombs that explode for a minute or so just boring you and wasting game time. Not much of a story or goal in playing.
I admit I love Match 3 games the most. I read the reviews and thought, how bad can it be? OK, that bad. The very worst. You have to be kidding me bad. Forget about it! EVERYTHING everyone else said is spot on.
I guess I should have known by the illustration that this was a game for little kids, but it was so deadly boring that I really don't even think they would find it that fun. It basically plays itself giving way too many extra points and helps. I have to admit I only played 17 minutes but that was more than enough!
My favorite genre is match 3, and I usually prefer more complex versions like Jewel Match but I found this enjoyable, a little challenging. Good late evening get ready for bed stuff. I might buy it.
This is the first big fish game I've played that freezes up quite a bit. That's especially frustrating when you only have a couple cards left because the only solution is to close out the game and start it again. Otherwise it's a different approach with 3 styles of solitaire and a decent story. The repetitive same few notes are fairly annoying but you can turn off the sound - which is what I finally did.
I love griddlers and this one is ok but after a while it gets kind of tedious. You don't get enough clues to really be able to reason it out. You HAVE to guess at a lot of things. If you make too many mistakes or take too many hints you lose the game. That part is fine except on many of the games starting around level 5 there is just not enough info to do it without using all the hints and mistakes. I consider myself expert at these games but this one is frustrating instead of fun. I'm on level 8 and I just needed to take a break from it. So as far as challenge goes it is challenging because it is hard but not in a fun way like a lot of the fantasy mosaics. I did buy it but I'm kind of sorry I did.
Favorite Genre(s):Adventure, Card & Board, Match 3
Fun Factor
2/ 5
Visual/Sound Quality
3/ 5
Level of Challenge
3/ 5
Storyline
2/ 5
At first it was enjoyable but then the card part became too easy and boring and the match 3 part was mostly unwinable unless you were in casual mode. All along the way you were collecting stars but ultimately they had no point. Ho-hum.