- July 29, 2021
- Suricate Software
Jewel Match Origins - Palais Imperial Collector's Edition
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About
"Jewel Match Origins - Palais Imperial Collector's Edition" is a match-3 game that takes you back to the Baroque Era. Help young Daniel van Arras build a magnificent palace for the French emperor by traversing vast levels, collecting resources, and exploring bonus mini-games. With 180 levels, different play modes, and the ability to buy upgrades and power-ups, this game offers a challenging and engaging experience.





- Beautiful graphics and animations that enhance the gameplay experience.
- Challenging yet relaxing gameplay with a variety of puzzles and mini-games.
- No microtransactions, providing a complete experience without additional costs.
- The game can occasionally freeze or crash, particularly when purchasing decorations.
- Some achievements may not work properly, leading to frustration for completionists.
- The soundtrack is repetitive and could benefit from more variety.
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a puzzle-like approach that incorporates a variety of mechanics, including conveyor belts and unique widgets, enhancing the traditional match-3 experience. Players appreciate the strategic depth and variety, which keeps the gameplay engaging and challenging without becoming frustrating. Overall, it offers a visually appealing and relaxing experience, making it highly recommended for fans of the genre.
“Just the right mix of strategic and low-stakes puzzle gameplay to be a fun thing to work through to unwind.”
“The gameplay they design is always consistently challenging and not frustrating.”
“The gameplay is a lot more puzzle-like than earlier jewel match games; now all the levels have more widgets to manipulate and there are conveyor belts in many levels which often span several/all rooms in a level to move required objects along until they exit the belt.”
“It does provide some motivation to move forward, but it's kind of a tired mechanic for me at this point.”
“There are a lot of mechanics to remember (as with most match 3s), but they're fairly unique to what's usually found in cookie cutter mobile ones.”