Tales of the Orient: The Rising Sun
Green Sauce Games · 2015 · Casual, Indie, Match 3, Puzzle, Singleplayer
PC
Very Positive84% · 67
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About Tales of the Orient: The Rising Sun
Travel to the Edo period in Japan and help Satsu and Miyamoto in an epic adventure to preserve ancient Japan. Prove your skills in Challenge mode with limited moves. Experience the excitement of building an ancient Japanese village in this engaging Match 3 game. See the beautiful scenery while listening to relaxing music inspired by this period in Japanese history. Dive into an epic story of honor and courage and help a Geisha and a Samurai save the day in Tales of the Orient: The Rising Sun!
Features
- Three game play modes: swap, pop, chain
- Can you win in challenge mode?
- Build an ancient Japanese village
- Rotate the board make the best matches
- Exciting adventure
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Nice bejeweled type game, with different modes and power ups. It gets to be a grind to 100%, if you're a completionist.
Its a relaxing game if you like games like bejeweled and just something to do mindlessly and if you are into japanese culture and the likes
Not my game. I’ve played similar games, and compared to them, this feels chaotic and unorganized.
Very enjoyable Match-3 puzzle game with some fun overarching goals/challenges to complete. Relatively easy to 100% (if a little time consuming). Quite relaxing just to zip through a level every now and then even after completing the story mode. Lots of options for game play styles including different match techniques and power ups to make things as easy or hard as you would like.
I'm not sure why I enjoy this game more than the dozens I've played that are very similar. Maybe it's the cool rotate feature, or the nice visuals. Or maybe it's some design piece that I don't understand. But it just works... really well.
Basic match3 game, just something to occupy my hands while doing something audio-centric. I wouldn't recommend paying for it though.
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