Jewel Match Solitaire L'Amour

Recommended with caveats. If you enjoyed any or all of the other Jewel Match Solitaire games, you'll probably like this one. If you have never played any of the other Jewel Match Solitaire games you need to know- You. Will. Repeat. Levels. A lot. No way around it- no one has enough good luck to be dealt a perfect hand every time. This is always a thing in Jewel Match Solitaire games- you will have some very easy levels, and some that hit you like a 10 ten truck that you will have to replay over and over and over. If you hate repeating levels- you'll probably want to avoid this game, and all of the other Jewel Match Solitaire games. They are all very similar, with differences in the theme of the gme and the scenes you build. Bonus games in this one are Mahjong, which I do enjoy. The tile design however was less than spectacular in this game. Black arrows and dots and musical notes on white tiles, with some butterflies thrown in. No other tiles sets that you can swap them out for. I found them hard to look at, hard to tell apart, hard to read the tiny numbers, and was glad there is no achievement for playing all bonus games. The tiles don't thematically match the theme of "L'Amo…

Very good game to beat. I love that the scenes have some animations to them. I do miss other types of mini games more than mahjong, but maybe that came later in these jewel match games.

Its interesting when you view the global achievements that the lowest % achievement (which is usually the hardest achievement to get in the game) is the achievement of viewing the entire credits. How to get this achievement: You can find the credits in the main menu.(you dont have to play the game to get it) click on the credits to view them, Then go make yourself a cup of coffee and come back to the computer.......mission accomplished. Other then that, Its a nice fun casual game to play at the end of a long day, good to relax and de-stress. Visuals are very cool aswell.

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A lot of care was put into this game, as is the case with all the Suricate games I have played. The sounds, the additional games (mahjong), the scenery you build up, the music, the color scheme, theme, the map, the card art, and of course the solitaire. The small touches are nice too. Combos, opening up and placing items on the scenery, all have a nice graphical element to them, like hearts and glitter, that sort of thing. There is also some nice options, like having a relaxed difficulty for some cozy casual play. Very enjoyable.