Allura: The Three Realms

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Allura: The Three Realms is a single player action game. It was developed by efunsoft games and was released on March 23, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.

In the second part of the great match3 serial, Allura and Glenn learn of a great conflict between the realms of the sea, earth, and sky. They must set out on a new journey, one to bring peace between the kingdoms and restore the balance of the realms.

Genres & Tags

Casual

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

story5 positive mentions

Allura: The Three Realms features a relaxing match-3 gameplay style with no time limits, allowing players to enjoy the game at their own pace.
The game has beautiful graphics and a charming story that engages players as they help Allura and Glenn restore peace between the realms.
Players can earn in-game currency to unlock various items and cosmetics, enhancing the gameplay experience without the need for real money.

The game is criticized for being a basic mobile app that lacks depth and quality, with locked resolution and no graphics tweaks available.
Many players feel that the game is overpriced for what it offers, as it resembles free mobile games that have been poorly ported to PC.
The gameplay can become repetitive over time, with a drawn-out story that may not hold the interest of all players.

story
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in "Allura: Curse of the Mermaid" and its sequel "Allura: The Three Realms" is a charming fairy tale about a mermaid seeking her past and love among humans, engaging players through a series of levels and side quests. While the narrative unfolds gradually and requires players to collect in-game currencies to progress, it remains captivating for those who enjoy a relaxing match-3 experience, complemented by appealing visuals and audio reminiscent of early 2000s games. Overall, the story adds a pleasant layer to the gameplay, making it a worthwhile aspect for fans of the genre.
- “The story of a mermaid who is searching for her past and finding her love in the world of humans.”
- “Allura: The Three Realms is a pleasant, relaxing match-3 game with a simple yet absorbing story.”
- “With relatively nice visuals along with audio of much the same quality, 'Allura: The Three Realms' is a nice little match-3 puzzle game with quite a few things to unlock as well as a nice story with a nice lesson.”
- “So much for the story.”
- “The story also does not progress until you spend stars to progress it, so realistically you could just continue playing the game to grind for items until you can purchase everything in the game.”
- “It's somewhat of a drawn-out story, but it's enough to keep the player engaged (that is if you're into stories like this), although the gameplay is much of the same all throughout.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay in "Allura: Three Realms" is described as basic and repetitive, primarily featuring a match-3 mechanic that lacks advanced features like power-ups and combos. While it offers a fun and relaxing experience for fans of the genre, it does not introduce innovative gameplay elements, making it feel somewhat drawn out and simplistic.
- “Allura: Three Realms is the second chapter of Allura: The Little Mermaid, where you play through the Little Mermaid's journey as she and the newly minted Prince Glenn are to be wed. However, before they can walk down the aisle, another civil war has erupted by land, sea, and air after the water crystal has gone missing, featuring a Bejeweled style of gameplay.”
- “While Allura: The Three Realms doesn't 'invent' the wheel and remains pretty basic in terms of gameplay, it is for sure a nice, fun, and very relaxing experience if you enjoy match-3 games.”
- “Although the game is fun, I found it very basic in terms of gameplay. It could have used a bit more advanced mechanics like power-ups, combos, and many more elements that could add variety to the gameplay.”
- “It could have used a bit more advanced mechanics like power-ups, combos, and many more things that could give variety in the gameplay.”
- “While Allura: The Three Realms doesn't 'invent' the wheel and it remains pretty basic in terms of gameplay, it is for sure a nice, fun, and very relaxing experience, if you like match-3's.”
- “Although the gameplay is much of the same all throughout, it's somewhat of a drawn-out story but it's enough to keep the player engaged (that is if you're into stories like this).”
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews; while some users appreciate the colorful and cute visuals, describing them as well-done and reminiscent of early 2000s artwork, others criticize the overall quality as mediocre with a locked resolution and no customization options. Overall, the visuals are considered pleasant and detailed, particularly in the context of a match-3 puzzle game.
- “The graphics are really nice, and I also like the story.”
- “Match 3 game, arcade style, very well done, with beautiful graphics, cartoon style, full of details and pleasant colors, with many locations to see: the castle, the village, and under the sea.”
- “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.”
- “The graphics are simple, colorful, and cute.”
- “The artwork for the story, although it appears to be from the early 2000s, is still very well done.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is praised for its enchanting fairy tale quality and overall enjoyment, with many users noting that it remains pleasant without becoming annoying. However, some players mention that the soundtrack can become a bit repetitive over time, while the sound effects are described as crisp and well-executed.
- “Great soundtrack that fits with a fairy tale.”
- “That goes also for the music, which I really enjoyed and which never got annoying after a while, like in other games.”
- “Music is very nice but can get a bit repetitive, and sound effects are nice and crisp.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere is characterized by a warm and enchanting quality that aligns perfectly with the themes of fairy tales, creating an immersive and inviting experience for players.
- “They give a sense of warmth and they totally fit with the fairy tale atmosphere.”