I don't think I could do any justice to the press release's hyperbole other than to just print it, so enjoy this: Today they've announced Bejeweled 3, which they describe as "the first true sequel to beloved flagship franchise in more than six years." But what are those three matching gems up to now? And might they have made the improvement that could make me take it more seriously?
And next the wildly missing the point Bejewled Twist. Then came the rather improved Bejeweled 2. It's by far the most widely known match-3 game, and has made PopCap richer than God. I hit 2M regularly but beyond is dumb luck for me.I've just done some made up maths, and by my calculations every single human being on Earth has bought Bejeweled at least twice, even though Zoo Keeper is way better.
But if this happens, a good score is basically out of the question anyway so just restart.ītw this is coming from a 3.5M player. In that case, try to work downwards ASAP to "revive" the board. Occassionally you will be out of luck and the only move valid is where gems fall. * aim for the bottom part of the board if possible, to allow gems to drop nicely. For instance below: bring E all the way to the left in 3 very fast consecutive moves. This will contribute greatly to blazing speed. It looks like the later-stage time gems only drop after lots and lots of gems have been cleared, probably this was done to make sure a game does not last too long. Ok, the key to high scoring is to slow down the timer with blazing speed as often as possible, while clearing the board and making time gems drop. * don't save special gems except when you know you filled the minute bar for the next level * keep the match chain alive, always aim for blazing speed * parallelization: select a move, execute it in the background while your eyes are selecting the next one That is frustrating, does anyone know more?
I can do that, but sometimes I don't get rewarded with time. At x3 problems begin and from that point on time is running out fast.Īccording to some sources time gems are created by scoring big / clearing lots of gems in one move. X1 and x2 I find myself having lots of time gems, enough to fill the minute. But I don't understand what is making the time gems stop falling. Does anyone know about a supposed lack of time gems dropping after about 1m30s? I have been playing this mode quite a lot and it seems that getting through this period of sparsity is the key to scoring high.
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