[h2]Solitaire with an Underwater Theme[/h2]
It also comes with some bonus Mahjong levels, but otherwise Jewel Match Atlantis is your average solitaire game these days. You can Draw, Undo, Shuffle the board with your deck, and either find Jokers and Wilds on the board under other cards or buy them in the ingame shop with coins you gather through your journey. You also get two ways to remove singular cards from the board, either at random or the card you pick.
You'll run into several obstructions along the way such as vines, locks and keys, and ice as well.
If you've played a mobile Solitaire game within the last couple of years I'm sure this all sounds very familiar.
[h2]Graphics, Music, & Sound[/h2]
The game's interface is rather attractive and you're able to choose between a few card fronts and backs. As the game progresses you're able to build a number of underwater wallpaper scenes that have animated fish and they're all quite detailed and attractive.
The sounds feel appropriate for the actions they come with, although the sound for building your underwater scenes isn't very pleasant. Ambient sounds, however, are strange: I swear I heard an owl hooting at some point? I didn't know there were underwater owls.
The music though, I ended up having to turn off. It was literally putting me to sleep while I was playing. It's not bad music, it's just too soothing to keep me awake while playing a game that is, in its very essence, meant to relax you in its repetitiveness.
[h2]Overall[/h2]
Do you like Solitaire? Do you think you'd like to spend 40+ hours playing Solitaire (Assuming you intend on 3-Starring all 400 Levels)? Then yes, I recommend it. But FFS don't pay full price for it. I got this game in a bundle with 9 other games for $7; if I had paid $13 for [b]just[/b] this game I think I'd be a little saltier about it.
