Seven Seas Jewels Collector's Edition

[b] Seven Seas Jewels [/b] is an entertaining and addictive match 3 title which has everything you need to make it a decent match 3 puzzle title. There are 220 levels plus an extra 100 levels if you complete the story which I would imagine is going to take you around 25 hours to complete. The game manages to keep fresh by introducing new mechanics at regular intervals and it becomes quite addictive because it looks good and sounds good and the game can be quite challenging in the puzzle mode because you are given limited moves to complete your goals. I found the puzzle mode to be surprisingly tactical and strategic and there is only a little luck involved, so when you do complete levels it feels very satisfying. The game has that 'one more go' feel for sure and there were many times when I just scraped through on the last move or just failed which made me determined to try again. You can purchase extra moves if you wish which get more expensive the more you take, and there is a currency in the game which allows you to buy power ups or play mini games to win power ups. It's actually a very good system for earning currency and the mini games like guessing higher or lower, Battles…

I've completed all 220 levels in the story mode. I love match 3 games. This one is on par with many of it's well-known predecessors. At a $12 price tag, I'd gladly say the game is worth the money.

Seven Seas Jewels Collector’s Edition – A Hidden Gem Worth Playing I picked up Seven Seas Jewels Collector’s Edition by Anawiki Games for both myself and my wife, and we’ve genuinely been loving every minute of it. This is one of those games that really nails the “chill and relaxing” vibe. The gameplay is super smooth, easy to get into, and perfect for unwinding after a long day. There’s no pressure—just satisfying match-3 style puzzles that feel rewarding without being stressful. One of the best parts is the two different modes: Puzzle Mode if you want more of a challenge Relaxed Mode if you just want to sit back and enjoy the game at your own pace There’s also a great amount of content here—220 levels, plus fun mini-games and a progression map that keeps things feeling fresh as you move forward. It’s honestly a shame this game doesn’t count toward Steam profiles yet due to the low number of players/reviews, because it absolutely deserves more attention. If you’re into relaxing puzzle games, this is definitely worth picking up. Highly recommended 👍

fun time killer with a pirate theme. works perfectly under Linux.

Very fun and relaxing game

You can fly through it but it's good