#Play bejeweled 2 windows

I’m not as addicted a some past players here at Gear Diary, but I definitely have spent a fair amount of time playing the different variations of the game available in Bejeweled 2. But I have to say – you do eventually figure these things out. Then, I eventually realized that this really only happened when I removed enough matches to fill the meter on the left. For example, when playing in the Action mode, at first, I couldn’t figure out why, when gameplay seemed to be going well, the screen would seen to randomly change to a new screen, causing me to lose momentum. Also an explanation of general gameplay would be good. A brief one page explanation of the choices would have been nice. Where was the description of the game type itself? Why not tell me about the Classic vs. The help section was limited to talking about the types of combinations that could be made and this help was displayed every time you started a new type of game. What I got was a much improved display, smoother gameplay, and more play options. I started it up expecting a small variation on the original. I remember Playing This Back Then, This is the Sequel to Bejeweled Series, It Includes all the Features in The New game. Now now some time goes by and I’m presented with the opportunity to try out the new Bejeweled 2. Bejeweled 2, Bejeweled, PopCap, PopCap Games, Match 3, Puzzle, Electronic Arts. So, while Bejeweled was a fun, and certainly popular game, I wasn’t overly impressed. The gameplay was a little choppy, but still playable. The variation, however, is that more pieces fall into place, and there are special objects that perform more effective removals. It’s gameplay was basically that of match 3-or-more to remove objects. For all the potential there, the selections have too frequently been knockoffs of each other.Ī while back, I bought and played the original Bejeweled, and although I enjoyed it, it didn’t exactly “wow” me.

#Play bejeweled 2 windows

There have never been, for me, enough good games written for the Windows mobile platform. I spend a good bit of time playing games on my Windows Mobile handheld and on my Nintendo DS.