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Hi Fishies!
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Edited on 11/13/2012 at 1:13:38 AM PST
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Hi Fishies,
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Played 40 mins of trial. What could have been a nice little M3 was spoiled by the appearance of swarms of "pests" that could not be disposed of by making matches near or even in them. Pity but its no buy for me.
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by Valdy on Nov 13, 12 3:42 AM
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Morning, all...
I too was disappointed in this M3 game. It could have been a little gem, but isn't.
Gameplay was somewhat clumsy, and I had to wait to do another match until all the tiles finished falling down. Practically all M3 games these days allow you to continue to make matches while other tiles are still falling.
The "pests" that come about (a spider was the first one) seem to lose their purpose, because I am sure that after a while their webs disintegrated again after a while if I didn't make a match over them. But I thought that was a nice touch, making it a little more difficult.
The game consists of you having to collect so-and-so-many pieces of wood, stone, honey, etc, in order to build a town. However, there isn't much fun in all this, and I got bored very quickly.
Some gamers may enjoy this game, but I didn't. Alas...
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Edited on 12/03/2012 at 10:38:32 AM PST
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Yes, I agree with previous comments. The game is easy to play, that could be considered a minus point by some, but for gaining megga minus points it has to that the game is so boring. No fun whatsover.
Sorry guys but I will not be buying this game.
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This was like playing a match three when Big Fish first came out. Not my cup of tea and a disappointing download.
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I did NOT complete the 1 hour demo, but since I love Match 3 games, I tried to do so.
Things that I enjoyed:
1) The initial graphics were beautiful. Having said that, the board tiles were horrible!
2) The actual match 3 part worked fine.
3) The quests were very easy to understand and accomplish.
Unfortunately, there were a lot of features that I did not like.
1) Though i said I liked some of the graphics, other graphics were terrible. I wonder if this was some sort of mobile port because the tile graphics were overly simple, flat, and pixelated.
2) There's no matching during a cascade. If you get a good cascade, you sit there and wait for it to finish.
3) There were no rewards for big matches early on in the game. Maybe they come later. I didn't make it to that part.
4) There's very little in way of explanation as to what I was doing. Now, it's a match 3, so I know that I'm matching. My problem was knowing what I was trying to accomplish overall.
5) Once I clicked on a tile, it stuck to my cursor. This is completely a personal thing, but I don't really like that at all for my Match 3.
I was sadly disappointed by this one. Again, some of the graphics were GORGEOUS, but the board is what I have to look at most. I wish they'd spent a little bit more time on it.
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This was my initial review. I read in someone else's review that the flat tiles actually look really good on a 3D screen, but I didn't even know that it was a 3D game. That wouldn't have changed my game-play issues, but I wouldn't have had such a problem with the graphics.
Maybe the developers could allow players to pick "modes"? Maybe it was in the intro and I just missed it. I'm not sure.
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