Laruaville 17
LGT SIA · 2025 · Match 3, Strategy, Mahjong, Hidden Object, Adventure
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Laruaville 17
A wealthy aristocrat has passed into the afterlife and become a ghost. Now he must be settled into this new existence with the same level of comfort he was accustomed to. This won’t be easy-especially considering his high standards...This game is a bit more challenging than others in the series-it includes:
100 challenging Match-3 levels (if you get stuck, use the Hint button!),
15 skippable Mahjong puzzles (also not the easiest, but all solvable!),
15 skippable Blocks games,
8 skippable Spot-the-Difference scenes,
and a city to build that will satisfy even the most demanding aristocrat.
100 challenging Match-3 levels (if you get stuck, use the Hint button!),
15 skippable Mahjong puzzles (also not the easiest, but all solvable!),
15 skippable Blocks games,
8 skippable Spot-the-Difference scenes,
and a city to build that will satisfy even the most demanding aristocrat.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise the clever puzzle design in the M3 levels, which require careful strategy and proper sequencing rather than relying on powerups, along with the abundance of minigames including hidden bonus content. However, the game doesn't introduce significant mechanical innovations compared to previous entries in the series, making it feel somewhat familiar to returning players.
If you enjoy the more challenging games this developer makes, you'll like this one. Even though there isn't anything new in terms of the mechanics, the M3 levels are cleverly designed to be actual puzzles, and not just blowing your way out of things with powerups. Even on levels where you must use powerups, they must be created and used in just the right locations. I'm fairly certain one or two levels may even be rendered impossible to complete if you do things in the wrong order, which is a first for a Laruaville game. There is the usual ton of minigames...as a matter of fact, so many of them that they didn't all fit into the regular game! I came across 5 bonus mahjong levels which are only in the level replay section after you've completed the main game. There are 20 mahjong puzzles total, plus 20 slider puzzles and 8 spot the difference scenes. With 100 M3-puzzle levels, it's more a mixed-genre game with how often the minigames appear in between levels. The slider puzzles seem harder this time around too, as I spent a couple of hours on some of them before I could solve them. You will either find the storyline amusing or obnoxious, as you can "take it with you" in t…2 found this helpful
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