Souvenirs

Merge ordinary items to reveal images from the past. The gameplay is simple and accessible to everyone because all you have to do is drop stuff into a container. The idea is to combine two of the identical things to make an altogether new one. This new item can then merge to form even larger objects, and so on. There are eleven types of objects, and your goal is to reach at least the tenth one. Although the items you drop from the top are chosen at random, they come from only a few smaller types. They also come in a variety of shapes, so you may ruin your strategy with only one annoying object. The game ends when there is no more space and the objects falls out of the container. However, you do have a few tools that will make the job easier. An anvil pushes everything in its path down, a slingshot destroys a smaller object that prevents you from making a match, and an upgrade immediately changes an object into the next bigger object. The only catch is that they must be purchased using cash earned from each game. The game's issue is a small playing field. The container takes up only one-third of the screen, with the remainder being a plain background. This makes the smallest ob…

this game is neat! it's a suika-like but with interesting environmental changes to the playing space. they're all different shapes. one has water. some have obstacles that stick out. and the objects themselves are of very different shapes, with tight silhouettes so they really wiggle down into those narrow spots and stuff. it's fun! it's something a little different, and i love the charming art style.

Extremely addictive suika type game set in a French country house, with meditative piano music and serene atmosphere. Quite good.