Lily´s Epic Quest

[b]lily's epic quest[/b] sees a little girl going underground to find all sorts of treasure, using [b]match-3 gameplay with a mandatory move limit[/b]. [b]the goal is to clear the path for lily to reach gems and stuff[/b] and the gameplay loop is as follows: match blocks as you usually do to make them disappear and create power-ups, [b]then draw the path itself to make lily move[/b]. she puts down ladders, so she can walk over 'air', not only on blocks. it's also possible to drop floating blocks if there's nothing under them (gravity on command, basically). you'll also want to go for glowing blocks, as they hide [b]gems that provide extra moves[/b]. [b]only matching and dropping blocks count as moves, lily can run around freely[/b], if a bit slowly. once the goal is reached (found the items, went deep enough, etc.), the level ends, but something not seen often is possible here: [b]you can continue playing after the level is completed if you have moves left[/b]. there are [b]115 levels[/b] in 8 packs, progression is somewhat non-linear with branching paths and you'll need to find secret underground passages to access some areas. levels are a bit samey, but you'll run into more an…

Match 3 strategy with move limit, nice powerups and a dead grandpa right from the beginning. Setting the tone like this, Lily's Epic Quest is far from Epic. I played the Intro, played the first level, failed the second level without knowing what was wrong, failed the second level again and figured out why, and then failed the second level because there was no chance of collecting enough. You might think to yourself: "Well he is a bad gamer (which is true), but that doesn't mean, the game is bad." You are right, but I lost many powerups to a timelimit (in a turn-based puzzle game...) and Lily stopping midway because she doesn't control well, or even acceptably well. This needs an update, a better plot, and more intersting gameplay. Follow my curator at https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28337205-Fair-Minded-Witness/

A promising game ruined by terrible controls and sluggish gameplay. Lily's Epic Quest has some good ideas, but the game is agonizingly slow, the controls are terrible, and the art is kinda creepy (Lily has the exact same character portrait for dialogue, no matter what, so her impish grin makes it look like she's gleeful over her grandfather nearly dying.)

I liked this game as it has an element of strategy that I don't find in most match 3 games. You have to look at the tile layout before you make a move, anticipating whether you want a drill, dynamite, radar, or mix-up. The game gives you time to think about how your move affects the game board. The control is a bit Wonky but all in all a good strategy match 3 game.

It have been a long time i haved played a so stupid game. You're playing a girl in a cave and have to find treasures in limited moves, but you don't know where to search. So it's just about pure luck. Really stupid...

An interesting variation on match three where you explore looking for jewels. Relaxing to play.