Season Match 3 - Curse of the Witch Crow

Matched berries to break a witch’s curse. The crow still steals my toast. But now I own a plush raven in a cloak. Worth every match.

Season Match 3: Curse of the Witch Crow, developed by URSE Games and published by ESDigital Games, is a vibrant and enchanting addition to the match-3 puzzle genre that blends traditional gameplay with light storytelling and hidden object elements. The game takes players into a fantastical world ruled by personifications of the twelve months, each representing a season and its natural beauty. However, peace in this world is disrupted when the malevolent Witch Crow casts a powerful spell that freezes time and captures the Months, plunging the realm into chaos. It falls to the player, guided by the spirit of the Seasons, to restore balance by breaking the curse and rescuing each Month through a long journey filled with puzzles, matching boards, and magical challenges. The narrative, while simple, gives the game a sense of progression that ties its many levels together and provides a thematic purpose behind the familiar puzzle mechanics. The foundation of Season Match 3 lies in its accessible and addicting match-3 gameplay. Unlike the traditional swap-style design used in many titles of this kind, this game adopts a click-to-clear mechanic: instead of switching adjacent tiles, player…

[h1][b]A more challenging match 3 game[/b][/h1] [h3][b]Purpose[/b][/h3] This game is a follow up game to the Season Match game. It provides you with a linear pathway with slightly increased complexity over time. The threadbare storyline tells of a wicked witch having sequestered each month of the year. You need to deliver them in order for the New Year to happen and the seasons to happen again, or something to that effect... [h3][b]How it works[/b][/h3] You have to click on like symbols in order to remove them (and get some tiles cleared around), which works only if there are at least three of the same type. Once you've cleared the board you can get on to the next level. You get points for the time you took in clearing each board, and get tools that will be useful along the way in helping clearing the boards you play. You accumulate gold pieces that may serve to buy time bonuses whenever you feel the need to, You can play on different modes: Story or Arcade mode. In Story mode you have to clear the boards in order to progress in the storyline. In Arcade mode you have to play with a timer in order to get to a certain performance level. [h3][b]Verdict[/b][/h3] THE GOOD…

Relaxing puzzle game.

Boring

Fun ;p