Spellarium 11

Spellarium 11 by LGT SIA is an enchanting Match-3 game that offers a captivating blend of magic, strategy, and addictive gameplay. As players join Eric the wizard on his quest to save the world, they must master a variety of puzzle mechanics to gather powerful crystals and restore balance to the elements. The game features a variety of challenging levels and bonus games, each offering its own unique mechanics and objectives. Players must strategize and plan their moves carefully, utilizing power-ups and bonuses to clear tiles and progress through the game. One of the most notable features of Spellarium 11 is the introduction of red coins, which can be swapped with regular tiles to create combos and clear the board more efficiently. Additionally, the Mahjong levels have been refined to require more thought and strategy, ensuring that players remain engaged and challenged throughout the game. The game's art and visuals are both charming and detailed, immersing players in a magical world filled with vibrant colors and intricate designs. The soundtrack further enhances the experience, adding an extra layer of depth and immersion to the game. Overall, Spellarium 11 is a highly addic…

The latest Spellarium features 90 M3-puzzle fusion levels in which the goal is the obtain all the coins. Some of the coins will move with swaps now, but you don't always have to swap them to obtain them, which is part of the puzzle with many levels. In between M3 levels, you are reconstructing a town scene to make all the assorted elemental spirits happy so as to restore the sun to a dying world. The Dark Elements which were in many games are missing this time around...maybe it's counterproductive to have dark spirits at work if you're trying to bring the sun back? This one's hard, even for Spellarium, where previous games have sometimes been challenging and others easier similar to Laruaville. Some levels can be rendered impossible or nearly impossible to finish if you do things in the wrong order, and there's no "replay" button flashing if you've hopelessly messed it up. I actually intentionally tried messing things up in certain levels just to see what would happen, and the only thing is you'll be stuck until you think to go to the menu button and restart the level from there. While the slightly cartoonish graphics of the town scenes hasn't quite been my thing in any …

I enjoyed this game pretty well. The match-3 works very seamlessly which was satisfying. I do have some issues: Some match-3 mechanics got old quick-- the ladybugs were on way too many levels and I felt like there were some that didn't show up much. The mini-games were nice but I would have personally preferred a more classic solitaire and mahjong where there is no hold space. The hidden object and puzzle piece mini-games weren't my favorite either. However, overall I did enjoy this game and still recommend it!

Fun game, very easy to learn!! Of the series so far, I've conquered games 1, 3 and 11. Game 11 has the best wallpaper so far and I was able to set it as a live wallpaper on my Samsung S8 tablet. The levels are all a little different unlike other game series I'm playing. I very highly recommend this game to everyone, especially old grandma's like me lol