宝石少女/Girl & Gem Magic

Total jank. Checked the dev's page and turns out they have 3 games in my library all sitting at Negative (had no idea beforehand), I must've been drunk when bought it. Just saw the announcement that the whole series is getting delisted—guess it flopped hard. Get rekt. [hr][/hr] [h3]Reviews: 1/10[/h3]

Girl & Gem Magic, developed and published by Twilight Sonata Studio, is a compact but stylistically bold puzzle-strategy hybrid that layers gem-matching mechanics atop a lightly roguelike framework and an unmistakably anime-influenced presentation. From the moment the game begins, it signals its intentions clearly: this is a blend of tactical puzzle-solving and adult-themed character interaction, wrapped in bright colors, expressive artwork, and a structure meant to encourage repeated short runs. It is designed for players who enjoy the interplay between simple yet engaging mechanics and the collectible appeal of character-driven progression. At the heart of the experience is a gem-elimination system that diverges from the typical falling-block formula seen in match-3 titles. Instead of managing pieces that drop from above, Girl & Gem Magic asks you to place gem clusters directly onto the board, positioning them in ways that create horizontal or vertical matches. This makes the gameplay more deliberate and strategic, as the player must weigh not only which pieces to place but where they will best set up chain reactions or future opportunities. Clearing gems generates different eff…

Its cheap

游戏还算有趣 😍

Tetris-based puzzle title with VN-like reward scenarios of waifu opponents. What's not to like? One thing I can applaud the devs for is the variety of puzzle games they produce. From a simple timed jigsaw to a monopoly-like title, to a Zuma-based one, and now, a Tetris-inspired waifu battles with RPG elements. Among the budget hentai puzzle makers, they're indeed a rather creative bunch. As I just mentioned, you can conquer Waifus here through tetris-like combat. You are presented with a field on which you can place Tetris-shaped blocks of various colours to form vertical or horizontal lines. Once a line is formed, it disappears, and the effect linked to each colour is triggered. One of the colours heals your HP(green blocks), some replenish your Essence(MP-like stat, yellow blocks), and some send damage to your opponent(red and blue blocks). Once your opponent loses all HP, you win, and earn some coins which you can spend on upgrades or skills; as simple as that. The overall difficulty is low, but the last few stages might pose a slightly tougher challenge. Also, since I played it on a laptop using a touchpad, I could not rotate the held piece. My touchpad does not allow for sim…

I go taiwan