Spellarium 10

About

The world consists of several elements. Some of them can concentrate into crystals. They possess immense power, but it was only recently noticed that they are also very beautiful! Eric was ordered to gather as many of these crystals as possible and arrange for their secure storage. But collecting the crystals won't be possible because he must first grow them. In the new game, as always, new…

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game offers a variety of puzzles and mini-games, making it a refreshing alternative to traditional match-3 games.
Each installment in the series introduces new mechanics and challenges, ensuring that gameplay remains engaging and fresh.
Players can choose between Relaxed and Time Mode, allowing for a customizable gaming experience without penalties.

The frequent interruptions from mini-games every few levels can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
Some players find the option to skip mini-games confusing, as it may seem like skipping all puzzle games instead of just one type.
There are concerns about the pricing practices for older games being marketed as new, which can be frustrating for budget-conscious players.

gameplay
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The gameplay in Spellarium offers a mid-range difficulty experience within Lgt sia's series of match-3 puzzle games, featuring familiar mechanics alongside new elements, pieces, and strategies to collect the necessary coins for level completion.
- “Lgt sia makes 3 different match-3 puzzle fusion series, and while they all have similar mechanics, Spellarium is the mid-range difficulty one.”
- “Lgt sia makes 3 different m3-puzzle fusion series and while they all have similar mechanics, Spellarium is the mid-range difficulty one.”
- “There are new mechanics, new pieces, and new tricks to get the required coins you need to clear the level.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is noted to improve significantly as players progress, with many finding it particularly amusing just before the conclusion.
- “Keep at it, and it gets pretty funny just before the end, in my opinion.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the high replayability of the game, as all levels and minigames can be accessed on demand by hovering over the arrowhead in the scene building area. This feature encourages repeated playthroughs and exploration of different strategies.
- “All the levels and minigames are replayable on demand if you hover the cursor over the arrowhead in the scene building area.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in Spellarium 10 remains consistent with previous titles in the series, providing a familiar auditory experience for fans. While the core gameplay and music are unchanged, players can enjoy new sound effects and a fresh mini-game, enhancing the overall experience.
- “Spellarium 10 has the same gameplay and music as all the others in this series, but there are new icons, some new sound effects (the glass/ice), and a new mini game (fitting the pieces, but it's a photo this time, not random blocks). I just love all the games from this developer (Spellarium, Cursed House, Laruaville), and this one doesn't disappoint!”