Gems of War - Match 3 RPG
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About
"Gems of War - Match 3 RPG" is a Role Playing game that offers an intriguing story, outstanding game mechanics, and compelling graphics accompanied by a fantastic soundtrack. However, prepare for lots of grinding and be aware that the game can be very buggy. The game is a mashup of puzzle, RPG, and strategy elements from the creators of Puzzle Quest.
- Great mix of match-3 and RPG elements, providing a fun and engaging gameplay experience.
- No energy system, allowing players to play as much as they want without interruptions.
- Generous rewards and a variety of content keep the game interesting and enjoyable.
- The game can feel unbalanced, with the AI often getting extra turns and favorable matches.
- Progression can be slow, especially for new players trying to level up their troops.
- Frequent prompts to rate the game can be annoying and disrupt the gameplay experience.
story
435 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is often described as engaging and humorous, with many players appreciating its depth and variety across different quests and kingdoms. However, some critiques highlight that the storytelling can feel shallow or poorly executed at times, with dialogues lacking substance and the narrative being delivered in fragmented bits between battles. Overall, while the story adds an enjoyable layer to the gameplay, it may not meet the expectations of those seeking a more robust narrative experience.
“The story is interesting and isn't drawn out to where you lose interest.”
“There is a storyline which exists - no need to read tons of text, but still there is a story which makes battles more interesting.”
“Amazingly addictive, fantastically fun, with gorgeous graphics, seamlessly smooth gameplay mechanics, & some intriguingly fascinating storylines!”
“The story is so weak, just pictures with text and bad writing for the most part.”
“The story/dialogue throughout the main map is less than the bare minimum.”
“My only gripe is somewhat lackluster storytelling in quests where your hero's dialogue is pretty boring and you seem to just be dragged along rather than experience your own story.”