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Jewel Quest is a match-3 tile puzzle game developed and published by iWin in 2004. Players swap adjacent gems on a grid to form lines of three or more matching jewels, which turns the underlying board spaces to gold. The objective is to turn the entire board gold before running out of moves. The gam...
Jewel Quest III is a tile-matching puzzle game developed and published by iWin as part of the Jewel Quest series. Players swap adjacent jewels to form rows of three or more, usually with the additional objective of converting spaces on the board into gold. Its campaign sends the recurring characters...
Jewel Quest II is a match-three puzzle game developed and published by iWin in 2007. As the sequel to the original Jewel Quest, the game continues the narrative of protagonist Rupert Pack as he embarks on an expedition across the African continent. Players complete levels by swapping adjacent relics...
Mah Jong Quest III: Ancestors of Mahjong is a casual puzzle game developed for personal computers, released by the publisher iWin. As the third entry in the series, it centers around traditional mahjong solitaire mechanics where players clear intricate board layouts by matching pairs of identical ti...
Why this score
Generally well-regarded campaign structure, plentiful puzzles, and polished presentation, offset by repetition and an undemanding narrative.
ui.x_scoring_methodology"Mahjong Quest II" is a 2007 tile-matching puzzle game developed and published by iWin. Building on the mechanics of traditional mahjong solitaire, the game tasks players with clearing intricate, layered tile layouts. It incorporates a story mode featuring the protagonist Kwazi, adding an adventure...
Why this score
Positive casual-game reputation for extensive layouts, varied modes, and polished progression; repetitive objectives and dated production temper enthusiasm.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Quest is a casual tile-matching puzzle game developed and published by iWin for personal computers. It expands upon traditional mahjong solitaire by incorporating a single-player narrative where players follow a protagonist restoring balance to an empire. The game features progressively chal...
Why this score
Very popular mahjong solitaire adventure; accessible structure and broad casual appeal, though puzzle depth is moderate.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyJewel Quest Heritage is a tile-matching puzzle game developed and published by iWin in 2011. As the fourth main installment in the Jewel Quest series, the game builds upon its predecessors' mechanics by having players swap gems on a board to turn underlying squares to gold. It distinguishes itself w...
Mahjong Quest 2 is a sequel to iWin's Mahjong Quest, notable for continuing the casual PC series' travel-story structure around mahjong solitaire boards.
Why this score
Respectable sequel with more content; fans appreciate continuity, but reviews see limited advancement over the original.
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