DragonScales 1-7 Collection

Hex match 3 + unique + power ups = Place 3 pieces at a time within the surrounding spaces of each other. 7x the fun with this bundle. Several game modes to play. [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35180752-3-point-play/] Follow our curator for similar games [/url][/h1]

I don't know whether to call this a match-3 or a puzzle game - it's a cool combination of both - I really enjoy the challenges - with 7 games in the same package it's an insane value for your money - I highly recommend to all those who like to challenge their brain - if you get stuck there are helpful tips and advice in the guides - I think you'll want to check them out :)

This is a collection of all 7 DragonScales games from the last decade in one package. The installer ties them together but they play individually. Gameplay is tile matching, you place scales in patterns to remove them from the board and meet whatever criteria the level is asking for. Each level and game adds minor variations and powerups to the formula and as a bundle includes more than 900 total levels across all 7 games. If you're just looking for some casual puzzle solving fun I can say there's a lot of content here. Unfortunately it's also not all well polished. While the majority of the games are simple fun, the last few stages are often poorly balanced, adding ridiculous timers and difficulty spikes that sour the experience a bit. Also this collection is seemingly lacking in language translations compared to the stand alone versions which were more widely supported. As well some of the games don't support all resolutions, even when their stand alone's did in the past. If you already have all or most of the individual games, this collection is not an upgrade and does not even support the steam achievements that some of the individual entries do. Unfortunately, not all the …

It's too bad all seven of these games aren't sold separately; if you have never played any of this series before, it can be a bit hard to understand all the mechanics used in the later games. The first game is relatively simple and short, but subsequent releases built on the starting game's concepts and introduced a lot more obstacles and quirks, never mind new achievements and powerups. You'll be playing for weeks if not months if you want to play all the content in every game. There is a storyline which spans most of the series beginning with DS2; different characters have their own story within the bigger story in each game. This story ends with DS6 and a different tale is used for the final game of the series. Most of the levels aren't too terribly difficult, but something this developer likes to do with all of their games is to throw in an unusually difficult board here and there to keep you on your toes. The later games have a rapidly charging skip button, but not the first few games. Great price for the entire collection, but I would have liked it more if they had kept all the games separate instead of mashing them all together into one gigantic "game" with a game sel…

It's okay. It's not match three in the traditional sense, which was a little disappointing, and what it is instead isn't as good. The core of the game is that you get three colored 'dragon scales' that you have to place in adjoining hexes, aiming for three of the same color touching each other. You are trying to get enough scales off the board within a certain time I think, though I an still early enough in the game that I have yet to run out of time. There is a little more, specialized tiles, power ups, and what feels like a story of some sort, but it certainly hasn't drawn me in yet. Not even sure why we are doing this. Still, I am only in game one, and there are seven of them, so it is a lot of game(s) for the sale price I played. An easy one thumb up, a pleasant time waster, but not great.

Great game but it sadly crashes at various points. Please fix