If you’ve ever played Bejeweled or Candy Crush, this is already common knowledge. Match 3 or more of the same colored tile in a row, destroy those tiles.Īny matches over just three will net you a bonus – in this game, 4 in a row gifts you with a lightning ball, 5 in a row nets you a fire ball. It operates in exactly the same way as other games of the genre. There’s really no story to this game, which is to be expected from a match-3 title. I would rank this as a title that inspires more nostalgia than constant desire to play, but there’s a certain charm to it that could keep anyone coming back daily. Today, however, the focus falls on a bit of a lesser known literal match-3 gem: 7 Wonders of the Ancient World. I don’t know where the time went and I don’t know if I really care it was a great time. In fact, once I had downloaded Bejeweled 3, I played it for nearly 4 hours straight when I first opened it. I’m not sure if it has to do with the veiled complexity of them, their accessibility and ‘pick up and play’ potential, or even the relaxing aspects of matching games, but they are incredibly addicting to me.
If I had to pick a genre of game that I’d designate as a guilty pleasure of mine, I would say that particular genre would be Match-3’s.
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