Spellarium 13
LGT SIA · 2026 · Casual, Match 3, Puzzle, Fantasy, 2D
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Spellarium 13
Stars shine for a very long time, but not forever. They break, burn out, and require maintenance. In this episode of the game, you'll need to maintain and return a star that has stopped working properly to the sky. The spirits of Water, Fire, Darkness, Air, and Earth will help you with this.The game features new game mechanics and a new bonus game! Read the Help Book to understand how the new game mechanics work.
The game has
- 90 new Match 3 levels
- a town ( or a Star service Station ) to built
- 20 bonus levels of a new type
- 8 Spot the difference scenes
The game has
- 90 new Match 3 levels
- a town ( or a Star service Station ) to built
- 20 bonus levels of a new type
- 8 Spot the difference scenes
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Spellarium veterans appreciate this entry for introducing fresh, more challenging mechanics that require strategic thinking, marking a significant departure from the earlier games in the series. However, those seeking simply more of the same gameplay with additional levels may find the increased difficulty and new puzzle types less appealing, though most players enjoy the new content additions.
As a longtime veteran of the entire Spellarium series plus all the other M3-puzzle series LGT SIA makes, I enjoyed this one because it's so different. However, it's also the hardest Spellarium game to date with the new mechanics and having to create match setups strategically. If you were getting sort of bored with so many games and them not being all that challenging, you'll like having to use your gray matter this time around. But if you simply wanted more new levels in the same vein as the earlier games, might not be your thing. There are 90 regular levels, and considerably less minigames now. There are still 10 jigsaw puzzles and 8 spot the difference scenes, but a new game of 20 stationary Tetris-type levels of collecting coins by dropping pieces in such that 3 or more of a tile match up. While I still think there could be a few less minigames, at least this Spellarium feels like a M3 game and not a mixed-genre collection, and the new Tetris games have you playing M3 in a different style as a refreshing change. While I didn't struggle with figuring out the new mechanics, I've read elsewhere of others getting really stumped, which means the new widgets could be quite…2 found this helpful
I like it it got new things in it :)1 found this helpful
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