Huntress: The cursed Village

[b]huntress: the cursed village[/b] is a fantasy match-3 focusing on battles, while also getting rid of a curse on the titular village and helping your father. [b]77 levels[/b], often more than one building or level within is available, so progression is somewhat non-linear. weirdly enough, you can even ignore a few in the final area and still complete the game. 5 enemies with their unique mechanics, the sorcerer has all the attacks and spreads curse tiles on the board as well. if you can't stop them taking over every cell, you lose, plus when there are no more moves or spells left. enemies do their thing every few turns, once their bar fills up, so it's [b]turn-based except for curse tiles spreading in real-time[/b]. not an uncommon mechanic in this genre, unfortunately, but even that isn't as annoying as the ghost-spamming enemy, covering the board really fast. there's a hint button to show a valid move but [b]no idea about the difference between [i]normal[/i] and [i]relaxed[/i] modes[/b]. you can switch between them by restarting levels, but there's no timer or turn limit to begin with, curse tiles spread just as fast and [b]levels can be difficult pretty early on, regardless …

This is for people who want the [i]slowest[/i] possible experience for a Match-3! At first you are like "huh, okay! I can do this. It's just like 5 things here to do... Oh 13? Doable! Alright, level 3 -> 75?!?!?!" And maybe you can do it. Fine. But all the enemy attacks re-charge within 2 of your moves and then they create even more sheet for you to destroy. It's so spread out... That you are [b]constantly[/b] using your skills [i]only[/i] on freaking enemy attacks and doing blocks solely for the enemy spawns versus your own self/combo. "Ah! But there is "Relaxed" mode?" So what? It doesn't help you [i]relax[/i] any! You still have to do an excruciating amount of things and at this point, you will be just asking yourself: "why in the hell did I even buy/turn on this game?!" But for extremely patient people and who don't have anything to do/anywhere to be or love really frozen beyond snail-paced game play? You found your game. *claps*

https://youtu.be/DXNbs3YJMLQ Landing close to but ultimately not where it needs to be for dynamic match three gameplay, instead all levels so solved by simply spamming abilities and matching as fast as possible.

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h1]Good things:[/h1] I like that you have 3 special skills that you can use during levels to help you out and that there are 5 different enemy types each with their own attack patterns that change the way you have to play and match. Each of them has a bar that fills up with your moves and when it fills completely they are doing their own move and you have to counter enough of their moves to win each level. There are 77 levels to beat in order to finish the game and each of them gets harder and harder with more points that you need to get to win. Matching 4 of the same color gives you bomb that when explodes destroys everything around it and matching 5 of the same color gives you a special power-up that destroys everything in the row and column. Graphic in the game is ok and I like that levels are divided by buildings that you clear out of the curse and they change how they look after you free them. [h1]Bad things:[/h1] The story is very lackluster and the ending is just a short dialogue and congratulations that you are now a hero. Also it does n…

the slowest match 3 game ive played

In this game you must collect different blocks (Match 3) till you can use one of your 3 skills to destroy the objects on screen. Now I like a good Match 3 game...this one I first deleted after a few minutes...now several month later I gave it a 2nd chance...and deleted it again. It is boring!!!!