- September 12, 2018
- Suricate Software
- 5h median play time
Jewel Match Twilight Solitaire
Platforms
About
"Jewel Match Twilight Solitaire" is a spooky-themed card game with 200 levels and 5 bonus mahjong levels. Players must rebuild eerie castles by completing Solitaire levels and can customize their experience with different play modes and card designs. The game features various gameplay variations and power-ups to keep levels engaging and challenging.











- The game features a variety of levels and challenges, including a bonus Mahjong game, which adds to the overall enjoyment.
- The graphics and sound design are well-executed, creating a pleasant atmosphere that complements the gameplay.
- Players appreciate the ability to build castles as they progress, providing a sense of achievement and visual reward.
- Some levels can feel frustratingly difficult due to luck-based card draws, leading to a less satisfying experience.
- The game has been criticized for repetitive gameplay and a lack of innovation compared to previous titles in the series.
- Achievements can be buggy, unlocking at unexpected times, which detracts from the overall experience.
music
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it repetitive and lacking emotional depth, while others appreciate its ambient qualities and thematic fit, particularly in spooky contexts. Although many describe the music as "fine" or "predictably nice," there are preferences for classical music from previous titles in the series. Overall, the music is generally seen as non-disruptive, complementing gameplay without being particularly memorable.
“Graphics, music, ambient sounds combined with challenging solitaire make for successful entertainment.”
“I love the spooky background music, complete with occasional owl hooting.”
“I've enjoyed playing through this game with its relaxing ambient background music and the bonus mahjong games throughout the playthrough.”
“But the music is rather loveless and all over the place, at times very unnerving with a piece repeating the same sound sequence about 30 times in a row.”
“I can't put my finger on exactly why this game didn't do it for me; perhaps it was the dull tone, the quiet music, or the poor use of the subject matter.”
“Music is fine, though I prefer the classical music in some of the other titles in the series.”