#BEJEWELED 2 DELUXE FOR ANDROID SERIES#
Jewel Quest: Seven Seas stays true to its roots - giving longtime Jewel Quest fans a “pure” jewel matching experience while delighting new players with jewel swapping tricks unique to this beloved series of games. But can they do both? Will they have to choose between the treasured Jewel Boards and their friend? And who is putting everyone in danger? Find out in Jewel Quest: 7 Seas!ĭive into this exciting adventure by matching 3+ jewels as fast as you can. The famous jewel adventurers, Rupert and Emma are back and on an adventure unlike any you have ever seen before!Īfter receiving an urgent mysterious message from their old friend Hani: "Jewel Boards in danger.", the duo must work together to save the Jewel Boards and get Hani to safety. For those moments of boredom on coffee breaks, in a meeting at work or squashed into a crowded train carriage, there will be few better distractions than a game of iPhone Bejeweled 2.The seventh chapter in the award-winning Jewel Quest series is here!
It does support landscape orientation, fortunately, which helps to get your mitts out of the way when holding the handset, and frees up much of the screen for the moderately critical controls.Īlthough this latest incarnation of Bejeweled 2 doesn't bring anything new to the beloved series, there's no denying it's as essential as ever. Finger control is just as simple, though the relatively small size of the crystals could prove frustrating for the sausage fingered pocket gamer. Bejeweled 2 works best on a touchscreen, as the typical stylus controls make it easy to snatch at gems scattered all around the board, particularly in the up tempo Action mode. The real difference in this interpretation is, of course, the finger controls. Classic keeps ticking along at your own pace until you reach a catastrophic point where there are no more moves, while Action pits you against a timer and refills the screen should there be no more combos available. The two standard modes of play are included in the iPhone interpretation: Classic and Action. Those already familiar with Bejeweled 2 will be pleased to know the game's refined formula hasn't been tampered with, simply optimised for finger control and given a bit of spit and polish to make the gems really glisten on the iPhone's beautiful screen. The maximum number of jewels that can be aligned in one move is five, which results in a Hyper Cube: a powerful little fella that removes all the gems identical to the one you exchange it with.
When a row of three identical jewels is aligned, they disappear and the crystals above cascade down to fill the gap.Īligning four gems creates a Power Gem, which explodes when eliminated and takes the surrounding jewels with it. Each jewel can swap places with any other gem immediately above, below or to either side. A grid of 8x8 squares is populated by various shaped and coloured jewels. Not only does it Bejeweled 2 have the stuff from which gaming addictions are born, but it makes good on the promise of intuitive touch controls.įor anyone who's been living on Mars for the last ten years, with their eyes closed and fingers in their ears, let's take a quick look at the skilfully simplistic gameplay of Bejeweled 2. Indeed, it's so necessary it's a wonder most systems don't bundle it as part of the firmware – particularly a fledgling format like the iPhone. Bejeweled 2 is one of those vital applications that all game systems worth their silicon should have, in some form or another.
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