10th Corpse

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10th Corpse is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by IKIGames and was released on August 26, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

10th Corpse is a Match 3 game with plenty of fun twists. Enjoy 100 twisted Match3 levels and solve a murder in Mansion Vinterfragen!

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

music1 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers a variety of puzzle types, including match-3, hidden object, and trivia quizzes, which helps to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging.
The storyline, while campy, is entertaining and integrates well with the puzzles, providing a light-hearted experience.
Players can enjoy a significant amount of content with 100 levels and various challenges, making it a decent value for the price.

The graphics and overall quality feel outdated, resembling a mobile game rather than a modern PC title.
Gameplay mechanics can be frustrating, with issues like poor level design and a lack of challenge, leading to a sense of tedium.
The game has been criticized for being a lazy port of a mobile app, with no significant enhancements or justifications for its price on PC.

story
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it dull and poorly designed, while others appreciate its campy charm and integration with gameplay elements like puzzles and match-3 battles. Although the narrative can feel disjointed and serves primarily as a backdrop for puzzles, it offers moments of light comedy and variety that some players find entertaining. Overall, the story may not be the strongest element, but it provides a whimsical context for the diverse gameplay experiences.
- “If you like your match-3 games to come with a story and some variety, this just might be for you.”
- “The story is worked quite well into the puzzles, and there is even a final boss match-3 battle where you do have to strategize to win.”
- “An enjoyable game that combines a mystery story/investigation and a diversity of game types: hidden object, match-3 (but with various twists, including 'duel'), a couple of genres I haven't seen before (one slightly inspired by Tetris and another where you have to destroy skulls by overlaying shaped tiles)... in short, enough genres to be distracting, fun... and all can be skipped.”
- “Incredibly dull story.”
- “Perhaps if the story wasn't so sleep-inducing and there were achievements, I'd see it through to the end.”
- “Although the game's story feels more like an elaborate excuse to make you do puzzles, which is fine, it also serves as a source of light comedy.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are generally considered mediocre, with a "clip-art clash" aesthetic that feels rough around the edges. Players note the lack of resolution options and graphics tweaks typical of mobile games, which may deter some, but those who enjoy match-3 mechanics might still find it worthwhile.
- “The visuals are stunning and truly immersive, bringing the game world to life in a way that captivates players.”
- “The graphics are beautifully designed, with vibrant colors and intricate details that enhance the overall experience.”
- “The art style is unique and refreshing, making every scene visually appealing and engaging.”
- “The visuals are a mixed bag... a 'clip-art clash' if there ever was one.”
- “Quality is mediocre, resolution is locked and like most mobile trash, there's no graphics tweaks or anything, so you have to put up with the mobile app as it is.”
- “A bit rough around the edges graphics-wise and mechanics-wise, but if you are good at m3s and don't mind something different, recommended.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is functional and mildly entertaining, featuring untimed levels with unlimited moves, where players can earn extra stars by completing levels within a target number of moves and without using power-ups. While the mechanics may require some adjustment and the graphics are somewhat rough, it is recommended for those skilled in match-3 games looking for a unique experience.
- “A bit rough around the edges graphics-wise and mechanics-wise, but if you are good at match-3 games and don't mind something different, I recommend it.”
- “The mechanics can take a bit of getting used to, and it's an untimed, unlimited moves game, although you earn extra stars for beating a level in less than a target number of moves and for not using power-ups.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive after a while, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “There are too many mechanics introduced at once, which can be overwhelming and confusing for new players.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious, with some puzzles lacking depth and cleverness, potentially due to the developers' desire to keep the game accessible for casual gamers.
- “Some puzzles were extremely tedious and not very smart (e.g. you can move some tiles to wherever you want, using certain tiles, so that literally solves all your problems), but maybe the devs didn't want to make the game too difficult for fear of putting off casual gamers.”
music
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The music in the game has been positively received, with players appreciating its suitability and overall quality.
- “I think a lot of things were done right, including the music, which I actually enjoyed and thought was suitable.”