Jewel Run
Cerbere Games · 2023 · Action, Casual, Arcade, 2D, Hand-drawn
PC
Positive81% · 37 📉 Recent reviews down 64%
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About Jewel Run
Get ready for team strategies and all-out action! Jewel Run modernizes the asymmetrical multiplayer genre and brings it online, on PC and mobile. Play as a team to defeat a formidable opponent or feel the thrill of defeating a whole team by yourself.
As a thief looking for adventure, team up with up to 7 like-minded youngsters to seek fortune. As Mr or Mrs Crosby, you will be alone to defend your quiet way of life. Don’t be afraid to use your strength and all the tools at your disposal to protect your goods.
The thieve's goal is to get through the garden's maze, shake the trees to get their jewels, and carry this loot safely to their base. Carrying a lot will slow you down! The Crosbys may be outnumbered and slow, but they can tactically deploy their clumsy dogs to corner the thieves, before taking them out with a precise tackle! Tackle a few thieves, and you win!
Express your own playstyle with or against your friends: dash to become intouchable, lure the dogs away from your team, or take as many jewels at once as you can! Unlock outfits elements to customize your character, as well as map features that change the gameplay: alarms that will reveal your location to the other team, trick walls that will block your pursuers, bushes to hide into, teleporters… Each session guarantees fresh challenges and intense action. Warning: Jewel is free to play, but to unlock most character customization options as well as map gameplay features, you will need to buy the Premium DLC. If you play online with someone who has the Premium DLC, you will be able to play with them on the premium maps for free!
Inspired by the renowned filmmaker Tim Burton, the visuals of Jewel Run combine a dark and twisted atmosphere with vibrant and colorful visuals, creating a truly one-of-a-kind gaming experience. Players will experience a world unlike any other, filled with strange and intriguing characters and locations that are sure to leave a lasting impression.
Choose Your Team
As a thief looking for adventure, team up with up to 7 like-minded youngsters to seek fortune. As Mr or Mrs Crosby, you will be alone to defend your quiet way of life. Don’t be afraid to use your strength and all the tools at your disposal to protect your goods.
To Steal Or To Defend?
The thieve's goal is to get through the garden's maze, shake the trees to get their jewels, and carry this loot safely to their base. Carrying a lot will slow you down! The Crosbys may be outnumbered and slow, but they can tactically deploy their clumsy dogs to corner the thieves, before taking them out with a precise tackle! Tackle a few thieves, and you win!
Unleash Your Creativity
Express your own playstyle with or against your friends: dash to become intouchable, lure the dogs away from your team, or take as many jewels at once as you can! Unlock outfits elements to customize your character, as well as map features that change the gameplay: alarms that will reveal your location to the other team, trick walls that will block your pursuers, bushes to hide into, teleporters… Each session guarantees fresh challenges and intense action. Warning: Jewel is free to play, but to unlock most character customization options as well as map gameplay features, you will need to buy the Premium DLC. If you play online with someone who has the Premium DLC, you will be able to play with them on the premium maps for free!
A Unique Visual Appeal
Inspired by the renowned filmmaker Tim Burton, the visuals of Jewel Run combine a dark and twisted atmosphere with vibrant and colorful visuals, creating a truly one-of-a-kind gaming experience. Players will experience a world unlike any other, filled with strange and intriguing characters and locations that are sure to leave a lasting impression.
DLC & expansions
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players criticize Jewel Run as a shallow, pay-to-win mobile game with a dead playerbase that relies on predatory monetization practices and battle pass progression that requires online grinding. The few positive comments acknowledge it can be briefly entertaining with friends, though most find the limited gameplay, annoying camera mechanics, and lack of content make it unsuitable for sustained play.
dead game 2/10 played with bots its like 1 marioparty minigame. thats it not even a good one the DLC is a battle pass and doesnt give you anything if you cant find people to play the game online with and grind it out....3 found this helpful
I run from jewel3 found this helpful
[quote]Warning: Microtransaction infested mobile app[/quote] Jewel Run is one of thousands of nasty mobile apps infesting the "free" section of Steam, but it's not really free. There's only a superficial "game" here. This mobile app contains a simple and pointless competitive isometric multiplayer action "cops and robbers" style game with some nasty P2W cash shop stuff going on... you have to pay the developers for in-game advantages like dropping walls etc to make your life easier... or, you know, instead of giving them your money, don't play garbage P2W mobile apps on Steam. It's just a veneer wrapped around a nasty, predatory mobile app cash shop. The true purpose of this mobile app is to get you to hand your credit card details to the greedy mobile devs so you can buy that P2W stuff in the nasty cash shop... it's a mobile app cash harvester, and has no place in your game library. On pricing and value for gamers, this isn't really free as the game is infested with mobile app store like microtransactions. This is a consumer hostile model that we don't need to see on PC. It's deceptively priced to gouge gamers, and that's a reason in itself to avoid this. Even after that,…2 found this helpful
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The camera movement is extremely irritating. Leave me at a fixed view please, I hate it1 found this helpful
Not bad, but not exactly amazing either. It's a fun game to play with friends, though probably not on a regular basis. To add more variety, a couple of additional game modes could be nice, and I think abilities would make the gameplay more interesting as well.
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