About This Game The story of Season Match starts when the Snow Queen has her magic mirror broken, and decides to make cold winter stay forever in the fairy-land. You will set out on a legendary journey to find the pieces of the broken mirror, put them together and beat the Snow Queen. Four seasonsOver 250 missionsFantastic charactersEasy-to-Play for all agesLearn-as-you-play tutorialAwesome music 1075eedd30 Title: Season MatchGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:URSE GamesPublisher:Buka EntertainmentRelease Date: 28 Nov, 2007 Season Match Crack 32 Bit match game season 5. pro kabaddi season 6 final match full highlights. season match download free. season 6 final match. season matching video. season 2 mixed match challenge. season 3 kabaddi match. season 5 kabaddi match. pkl season 2 final match highlights. pkl season 5 final match full video. season 5 final match highlights. season match 3 free download. season match apk download. match seasons to months. nfl post season match ups. fortnite full match season 5. season 5 ka final match. ipl all season match list. final match season 5. season match 3. season ticket match day information. season match play online. ipl all season match result. cupid's match season 1 episode 2. seasons extra match fifa 18. fortnite season 9 match. liverpool pre season match video. magic match full version free download. season match switch. pro kabaddi season 3 final match full video. pro kabaddi season 6 full match list. season 4 final match kabaddi. seasons picture match. pkl season 6 match date. season 6 final match kabaddi. flu season vaccine match. ipl season 3 match results. season match 4 free download. pro kabaddi season 1 final match youtube. ipl first season final match. season match puzzle adventure apk. match it season 1. pkl season 3 final match video. match with season. pre season match arsenal vs chelsea. season match 4 walkthrough. season match full bundle. season 6 final match highlights. season match 3 walkthrough. play season match 2 online free. season match 4 hd. isl season 3 final match highlights. pkl season 4 final match highlights. pre-season match ups. ipl season 1 match results. mismatch season 2 download. pre season match reports. match serial number regex. season match 2 game download. pre season match live score. arsenal pre season match result. pro kabaddi season 3 final match come. season match free download. all ipl season final match list. isl first season final match. ink master grudge match (season 11) full episode. new season match attax 18/19. match attax season 18/19. pkl season 1 final match highlights. wwe season match. ipl season 12 match list. season match 3 my play city. ipl season 9 match list. season match 4 final. nhl post season match ups. isl season 4 match schedule. season match 2 full apk. match season tracker This is technically a "match-3" title, but it's of the vein where you need to click 3+ connected pieces of a type to destroy them all, not "three in a row = destroyed". The problem is... well, this is the beginning of a series. And like any first game in one of these casual titles, it's rough in a lot of ways. (See: Bejeweled, 7 Wonders, etc.)Specifically, the biggest problem comes in how powerups and board-shapes work*. This title does not have the "there will always be a viable move" code of a Bejeweled 2+, or the constantly-refilling powerups of a 7 Wonders. Your powerups straight up only recharge when you break adjacent icons of that powerup. and it takes... 5? 6? per powerup to recharge it. But they only appear on certain levels! So if you use a powerup, you're placing a bet you won't need it at all until the next board that has that icon on it. They don't appear on all stages.The board shapes, on the other hand, come down to this: when new pieces fall in, they only fall from the "top" of the screen on most boards. (Some really strangely shaped ones break this rule.) BUT. It's not a permanent "refill the board, if a piece breaks, you get new ones" thing like most other titles. If there's debris in the way, or you didn't destroy a piece with a clear "path" to the top of the screen, nothing new falls. This, combined with the "no guaranteed matches" I mentioned above, means you WILL have to restart some levels if the RNG doesn't play nice. It can make unwinnable, unalterable states.I bought all three games in the series at once, and am moving onto SM2 after writing this. I hope that the game was improved between sequels. This one has aged terribly, make it a last resort.* I am playing on "Hard" out of two difficulties, Easy and Hard. If this is different on Easy, please, use that mode instead.. Enjoyed this game...if you like match 3 games like Cradle of Rome and 4 Elements then you will enjoy this game too :). Season Match is a very fun match 3 game. The story is kind of laughable, but that's not what I play these sort of games for anyway. It does have nice music and the click click click of the mouse works quite well. Recommended if you like match 3 games.. Season Match is a Match-3 without being a match-3: it's clicking on chains of 3 or more to make them disappear. The story is about a broken mirror and a problem with seasons: we meet them in a human form (and all girls). While the game is simple, it may be a challenge with timed mode. The soundtrack is good enough to relax you and the quality of the drawings is high. Achievements are easy to do but the arcade mode is longer than the story mode because you're meeting the Snow Queen.Anyway, I recommend it for people loving casual gaming. If you want a real challenge, the sequels are worth it.. So, this is another casual gem-matching game, and the basic mechanics of the game are perfectly fine. Nothing spectacular or innovative about it, but reasonably competent. If this was it, and it didn't have its game breaking bugs (see below), I'd have given the game a thumbs up. Not a very enthusiastic thumbs up, but still a thumbs up.What ruins things for me with the game are two things. First of all, bugs. Or rather, a bug. On multiple occasions, when just having finishing a level, and in fact while the Level complete! message is dropping down from the top of the game, it just stops. It's not frozen, per se, because the animations of gems etc keep running happily, but the message stops in the middle of falling, and then nothing more happens. Fine, you say - I accidentally hit the pause key or something - and the first time around, this is what I thought, too. Except, the keyboard was nowhere near me at the time. And nothing I could think of to do would make the game resume. Eventually, I ended up having to kill it.Sure, I can re-start the game, redo the level and be on my way, but it's annoying. When it happens again, and again, and again, it goes beyond annoying, however.The second thing that ruins thing for me is... the story. Now, a game like this doesn't really need a story. It's abstract enough that trying to fit the game play into a narrative is going to be contrived, at best, but I have to agree that one or two similar games have managed to integrate a story of sorts in ways that not only doesn't detract from the game, but actually add to it in a small way.This, however, is not one of them. While it is possible, and not too time and click-consuming to get past the story elements, they feel decidedly "glued on" and redundant, and as you advance through levels, more and more of an annoyance. Then, at some point, they just stop, as if the developers, too, figured that they added nothing and just were something people would click past without caring about. A speed bump, if you will. After this, the story makes intermittent returns, but those just serve to underline how redundant and detached from the actual game the story really is.So, in conclusion - the actual core game is OK, but seeing as how there are tons of similar games out there that both implement the core game better (and without game breaking bugs), as well as provide a better context for the game, there really is no compelling reason to bother with this one.. tl;dr: Equally frustrating and boring. Do not play.It is neither healthy nor wise for your player, when playing your game, to at any point think, "Oh dear god there's more." Nor is it healthy or wise for your player, when still in the middle of playing said game, takes time out of their gameplay to begin writing a very scathing review of said game. In "Season Match", the player is at the mercy of a physics engine so wonky, even Gordon Freeman wouldn't be able to make as see-saw out of it. Too many levels depend on the player being able to navigate a herd of gems through a narrow passage, and this is practically impossible between the unpredictable falling patterns of said gems and the unreliable rng creating more gems in an order that throws all strategy out the window. I was able to beat several levels just by furiously clicking around, as the gameplay is artificially lengthened by arbitrary goals of clearing X number of gems. The powerups are useless. The game doesn't even take the time to explain what they do and you can only refill your powerups on certain levels. Just used the magic wand? Too bad! This level only refills the dagger you never use. But wait! There's also gold you can collect and purchase refills for your powerups. Again, the game never tells you that you can do this, and I only found out through a session of random clicking when I was bored. And speaking of never telling you anything, there is no story. The game will make you believe there is, but three frames of animation, character stills, and four paragraphs of text do not a story make. As I crawl closer to the end of the game, all I can think of is that this is babby's first programming. It feels so cheaply made and thrown out onto the market as quickly as possible without any consideration of whether or not it's "good". The only silver lining I can find is that it'll make my achievement stats go up. Woo.
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