The Adventures of Jason and the Argonauts

If I could give this game simply a neutral rating I would. It is pretty average when it comes to match 3 games, but it suffers from frequent enough crashes that it gets annoying (about once an hour on average I would say), but luckily you will never lose more than one level of progress. Includes levels with 3 different match 3 types, but it is mostly your classic match 3. On top of that also has some random puzzle levels throw in there (hidden object, memory, mosaics,...). Works fine with Proton (the crashes are unrelated to it).

great game

The game is colorful, I really liked it, I will definitely buy one for my mother.

Pros: -unique powerup mechanics -good voiceovers and story -mix of M3 gameplay -fast playing Cons: -sort of glitchy -old game, so dated graphics -hard to see double match tiles If you want a straightforward, pretty old-school M3 game without too many minigames, the 100 or so levels here might be what you're looking for. There aren't many M3s with voiced-over scenes and an interesting story anymore. Every level is a single room of clearing all the tiles and usually, but not always, gathering enough of a certain item to unlock or otherwise remove a target item. Late in the game, conveyor belts moving playing pieces around and objects which need to be dropped off the bottom appear. Most of the game is the swap M3 style, but there are several levels interspersed in which you play chain-to-match M3 or "group" M3 where you click on a cluster of 3 or more of the same. The further you go along, the more gods you'll meet in your adventure who will enable more powerups which charge by clicking on the associated powerup piece until the powerup at the bottom is enabled. Some of these powerups are pretty typical (line or column clearers, remove all of one tile type), but there's an X-…

Nice game, varied and not too difficult. For a bit of a challenge, I recommend playing on the highest difficulty.

A lovely lively game with 9 chapters with up to 12 levels each. Great sounds and dramatic music. Buy items to build your town. Very enjoyable Match 3 with 3 difficulty levels (one untimed) and short mini-games to complete as well. I also enjoyed having new game pieces on the map throughout the levels so it never became boring.