
Jamhouse is a fast paced falling block/platformer hybrid. Run, jump, and haul tasty tiles to clear waves of jams falling all around you!
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Jamhouse is a fast paced falling block/platformer hybrid where the board forms the ground beneath your feet. You're surrounded by jams! Pick them up, chuck them around, clamber all over them -- just make sure to keep making matches, or you'll be buried in fruit preserves before you know it.
The more you play, the more you uncover! Beat challenges and accumulate score to unlock new characters, new flavours, and new outfits with which to customise your runs! Raise the stakes with new ways to play, or make a pretty palette with your collection of colours.
It's all sweet and simple fun on the surface, but dig a little deeper and you'll find an endless well of depth that never stops rewarding your creativity. You can arrange jams in clever shapes, set up massive chain reactions, play lightning-fast for big time bonuses: there's more to Jamhouse than meets the eye.
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It's funny how most reviews here fall into one of two buckets: those with a few hours of playtime max, and those with 10+ hours, yet they're all positive. That is to say, Jamhouse is a game for a particular kind of sicko and you'll know very quickly whether that's you or not. It might be too frantic for me, personally, but I can't really fault it for anything. Really clever, tasty-looking arcade puzzler that feels great to play.
might be the best arcade game I've ever played, super fun and never gets old, if this had a mobile port I'd play it until my fingers fell off, and if they ever add a multiplayer mode I'd buy more copies just to play with my friends,
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 28 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reminds of Meteos in a very good way! :D
I think this counts as the first falling blocks puzzle game to have movement tech in it, absolutely hooked from run one. I love this game so so much!
A puzzle game like this one doesn't come often. Mechanics with a depth that creates a high skill ceiling while still providing a satisfying gameplay loop for entry-level players, great art, great soundtrack, and a dev that has made all of this and then dropped two new characters in the week since I started playing. This goes on my deserted island games list over Tetris. 10/10
I'm not very good at Jamhouse yet... but I feel compelled to keep playing until I am. It's already some of the most fun I've had in a game this year, and I feel like I've barely scratched the surface in terms of what I can do. This game is like, immaculate, man. Simple idea executed perfectly.
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