Game of Stones
Makivision · 2018 · Casual, Match 3
PC
4 user reviews75% · 4
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About Game of Stones
Sorceror's apprentice Anton accidentally causes mayhem right before his magic exam: when his robe gets caught on a teleporter's lever, its destination is changed, and now he has to face a much more challenging test of his budding magical skills than originally planned. Luckily, his master manages to throw a handful of scrolls through the portal, so Anton still has a chance to learn four useful spells that may help him to find his way back home.
In 80 exciting and challenging Match 3 levels with bubble shooter elements Anton has to face his hardest test so far in a beautiful setting – will he manage to find the teleporter that will take him back to his master?
In 80 exciting and challenging Match 3 levels with bubble shooter elements Anton has to face his hardest test so far in a beautiful setting – will he manage to find the teleporter that will take him back to his master?
FEATURES
- Exciting story in a world full of magic and adventure.
- 80 challenging Match 3 levels
- Four helpful magic spells
- Fun bubble shooter elements
- Beautiful Full HD graphics
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This match-3 is original but it isn't as good as "Chateau Garden" because there isn't anything to build with the gold you earn.5 found this helpful
Not bad, but... Nothing to build. It also takes me 10 - 20min to do a level in the 30s area and I don't have time to do a level for that long. Can't be good at every game. Doesn't crash. Isn't hurting anybody, so if you are good at these? This one is both challenging and relaxing.2 found this helpful
Game of Stones is a fantasy-themed puzzle adventure developed by Makivision and published by familyplay that takes a familiar match-three foundation and enriches it with magical abilities, a lighthearted story, and a steady stream of varied objectives. Rather than presenting players with an endless collection of disconnected puzzle boards, the game builds its progression around the journey of a young apprentice wizard whose mistakes lead him into an unexpected adventure. The result is a casual puzzle experience that combines accessible gameplay with enough charm and variety to keep players invested throughout its lengthy campaign. The story begins when Anton, an inexperienced apprentice mage, attempts to complete an important magical examination. Unfortunately, things go wrong almost immediately. A mishandled teleportation device sends him far from his intended destination, leaving him stranded and separated from his mentor. With only a collection of magical scrolls and his developing abilities to guide him, Anton must navigate unfamiliar territories and find a way home. The narrative remains simple and family-friendly, but it succeeds in providing context and motivation for the p…1 found this helpful
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