The Chronicles of King Arthur - Episode 1: Excalibur

[u][b]-Quick Review-[/b][/u] The Chronicles of King Arthur - Episode 1: Excalibur is a matching game.... I hate being a wet blanket, but Chronicles of King Arthur doesn't do it for me, on several different levels: gameplay and story. [u][b]-Detailed breakdown review-[/b][/u] [b]Story:[/b] Journey along as King Arthur solving seemingly endless matching puzzle games with minimal gameplay variety. [i](Level one feels pretty close to the same as level twenty)[/i] Or you can go to your local bookstore and pick up a book on the legends of King Arthur, at least then you won't have the same drawn out puzzle between each key story section. [b]Gameplay:[/b] The gameplay for Chronicles of King Arthur is completely uninspired. As I said, I hate to be a wet blanket, but the truth is I couldn't be done playing this game fast enough. I gave it the good 'ol college try for a few hours, but nearly the entire time I found myself thinking "can I be done now?" Here's how the The Chronicles of King Arthur Plays: You click Play, get a bit of story, complete several puzzles to get resources to unlock the next snippet of story, rise, repeat, continue. Match up 3 of the same object, matching more…

4/10

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This is a simple Match 3 game. So anyone mentioned that the story isn't interesting enough....should play something different! A simple game without any highlights. I played it in relaxed and timed mode and even in timed mode it wasn't difficult. During gameplay you get different extras that can help you. Now you need to make rows to fill the extra gauge. Can't say if the higher extras have a nice screen - boom....because I never needed more than the first 2. I would recommend this game if you seek something without challenge AND if it is on sale!!!

Funny game

A fun, relaxing, and beautiful Match 3 game with all of the power ups and abilities that you come to expect from Match 3 gaming! The story is okay at best, but still, the theme is fun.