Mystika 3 : Awakening of the dragons

This game took me about 10 hours to complete with all but one achievement gotten. 6/10 Not bad but not ranking with the best. The graphics are poor and one of the voices needs to work on her English accent (guardians pronouced "goo-ardians" instead of "gardians". Hey, it's not my fault there's a 'u' in there that is unpronounced!). But before I get into all that let me give you the basics. This is a match 3 game with a very thin story (but who cares, right!) and a unique feature of match 3 battles every once in a while. The usual board is the typical "clear all the golden tiles" type of match 3. Unlike some in this genre, however, we are not given bonus helps on the side that we can activate at any time. Rather we must make them. Matching 4 gives you a potion that clear tiles in a cross pattern, but you can only use it where it falls, you can't pick it up and place it where it will do good. Matching 5 gives you a bomb with clears a huge portion of the board, but again you are stuck with where it falls. As you progress you can buy new helpful items with the gold you get for successfully clearing a board. However these new ones appear randomly as far as I can tell. There's one that clears everything in a line vertically and horizaontially where it is activated. Another does a diagonal clear. Battle match 3! I assume these are wizards in league with the bad guy and trying to stop us completing our quest. We get a square match 3 board and each of the four icons builds power for their own spells when matched. For instance, the red icon powers a fireball. Green powers a healing potion. We have hearts that are our HP and if the bad guy depletes our hearts before we do his then...I don't know what happens because I never had it happen to me! In other words, if you are fast enough the battles are easy. Another rare break from the norm is digging for statues. We get a board where the bottom is dirt and we can see the glint of where the statues are. Matching next to the dirt clears it and eventually you match enough to get all the statues. The only difficulty is time, do it fast and get 3 stars and the most gold. All battles earn you gold. If you are fast enough to get 3 stars on a level you get 200 gold, if only 2 stars then 100 gold. With the gold you earn you buy things from signs that pop up, like 5000 gold for another heart during battles, or 50 gold every 3 days for 1500 gold. Once you buy the item the sign turns into a building so eventually you'll have a little village. Once in a great while there are Hidden Object levels thrown in to break up the monotony. The sound is okay, typical bling sounds when matching and stuff like that. Background music is blah and uninspiring. As for the price, I'd say get it on sale. I don't remember if I bought this on Steam or got it in a bundle or somewhere else. It was an okay game, like I said at the top 6/10, just enough to warrant a positive. Get it if you are a real fan of the genre and have to have them all.

[b][u]Game Information[/u][/b] "Mystika: Awakening of the Dragons" is a mixture between Hidden Objects and Match 3 game. The game was developed by Unikgame and published by Unikware. "Awakening of the Dragons" is the third episode of "Mystika." Previous episodes: "Mystika" and "Mystika 2." [b][u]The Game Review[/u][/b] Game Visuals I want to mention that the visuals in the game are nicely done. The visuals can be adjusted in the game's option menu. Game Audio I want to mention that audio for the game is well done. Even though the audio is somewhat simplistic and repetitive. The audio can be adjusted in the game's option menu as well. Gameplay There are two game modes to choose from: Untimed and Timed. For the hidden object scene side of the game. They consist of the following: Traditional word lists. For the match 3 side of the game, the objective is rather simple, you have to make matches of three or more of like tokens to clear them from the board. There are several different types of match 3 styles: "Swap;" "Chain" and "Group." The "Swap" style is where you have to switch two tokens either vertically or horizontally. The "Chain" style is where you have to link all the like tokens together that go in any direction. Such as "Up to Down;" "Left to Right" and "Diagonally." The "Group" style is where a bunch of similar tokens are cleared from the board in one move. The match 3 style that is used in this game is "Chain." There are ten different achievements that can be unlocked from playing the game. Each of these achievements does come with some requirements that need to be completed before they can be unlocked. These are in-game achievements only. Miscellaneous Final thoughts: I have found the game enjoyable to a certain extent. The replay value for the game is low. I would recommend this game, but not at the game's full price value.

A nice relaxing and enjoyable Match 3 game with a few hidden object puzzles and boss fights thrown in. The game takes roughly 10 hours and is perfect to play at night when you want to relax before bed. It's a casual game so there isn't a huge amount of challenge, but it is fun and I recommend it for anyone who likes Match 3 type games.

Годный простенький 3-в-ряд который хорошо подходит для игры и одновременного промотра видео на фоне или просто для расслабления. Присутствуют слабенькие головоломки, которые просто вносят небольшое разнообразие и дают небольшой визуальный перерыв.

Along and good match 3 game, although I have not many. There are 200 levels, almost all are match-3, the rest are hidden object. The achievements come late in game. For me: 500? chains broken on level 89 700 combos on level 165 40 statues on level 170 40 rockets on level 172 or 173 1.5 million score on level 174 50000 money earned on level 178 ? spells on level 181 40 challenges on level 199 14 cages on level 199 and 550 stars after about 8 levels repeated after finishing the 200. There are about 585 stars possible.

Oggi parliamo di Mystika 3: Awakening of the Dragons gioco sviluppato da Unikgame, M3 è un avvincente gioco di avventura e puzzle che cattura l'immaginazione e affascina i giocatori con il suo mondo magico e i suoi enigmi intricati (mai troppo difficili), il gioco offre un'esperienza coinvolgente e appagante per i fan del genere match3. Uno dei punti di forza di Mystika 3 è il suo gameplay avvincente. Il giocatore assume il ruolo di un potente mago che si impegna in un viaggio per sconfiggere i draghi malvagi che minacciano il regno. Durante l'avventura, ci si imbatterà in una varietà di scenari, pieni di dettagli e magia. Il sistema di combattimento è divertente e strategico, richiedendo la pianificazione di mosse e l'utilizzo di abilità speciali per superare gli avversari. La grafica di Mystika 3 è semplice ma carina. I dettagli dei paesaggi, delle creature e dei personaggi sono realizzati con cura, creando un mondo visivamente accattivante. Le animazioni sono fluide e gli effetti visivi ben realizzati contribuiscono a immergere il giocatore nell'atmosfera magica del gioco. La colonna sonora di Mystika 3 merita una menzione speciale. Le tracce musicali incantevoli si adattano perfettamente all'ambientazione fantastica del gioco, creando un'atmosfera coinvolgente. Gli effetti sonori ben progettati aggiungono ulteriormente profondità all'esperienza di gioco, facendo sì che ogni azione e ogni interazione siano accompagnate da suoni appropriati. Un altro aspetto positivo di Mystika 3 è la sua longevità. Il gioco offre una quantità considerevole di contenuti, con numerosi livelli da esplorare e enigmi da risolvere (non fatevi ingannare dalle mie ore di gioco credo che con una decina lo si possa finire, io lo fatto due volte). Alcuni puzzle possono risultare molto complessi e richiedere un certo grado di pazienza e logica per essere risolti, dato che non sono la classica sfida match3 ma a oggetti nascosti da trovare sull'immagine ma niente di preoccupante se proprio vi bloccate potete usare gli aiuti. Tuttavia, questa sfida aggiunge una dimensione extra al gioco e può essere gratificante per coloro che amano mettersi alla prova. In conclusione, Mystika 3: Awakening of the Dragons è un'esperienza di gioco affascinante che cattura l'immaginazione e offre qualche ora di divertimento. Con una grafica piacevole, e una colonna sonora ed una trama coinvolgenti, il gioco si rivela un'aggiunta pregevole al genere dei giochi di avventura e puzzle. Se sei un appassionato di giochi fantasy e ti piacciono le sfide intellettuali, Mystika 3 merita sicuramente la tua attenzione.

Played this game through twice- once for quick play between other games and once to three star it on every level. I might play it again in a year or two, it is that much fun. Besides the standard match 3 bouts (straight up, boss fights, dig for items, and break out the captives variations) there are a few hidden object scenes (on the easy side of challenge) you must play to "solve" puzzles. You can choose between relaxed or timed modes to play. The graphics are very, very pretty. There's a tiny story involving dragon eggs and the world in peril. (What a twist. Color me surprised, nah, shocked even. :3 ) The music is relaxing- think Lord of the Rings harps or maybe pianos? There's a lot of replay value, especially if you pick this one up on sale... which you should 'cuz are you made of money? You are?! Send me some... send me a lot. Do it now and I'll let you be my bestie. Fine, keep your money you meany. See if I care. :P

[i] My Experience [/i] After playing and enjoying [b]Day Repeat Day[/b], I thought it might be fun to try playing a match-3 game or two instead of my usual +1/-1 solitaire while I'm listening to new music on Spotify. However, there was one main issue that kept me from really enjoying myself here. In [b]Mystika 3[/b], it's quite easy to get stuck. Completing a level in the game typically means that you've made matches on top of all of the golden squares within the grid (see the third screenshot on the store page for reference). If one of these golden squares is left in the top corner of a column that is set aside from the rest of the grid, then the only way to remove it is to make a match downwards (with two identical symbols below it), and doing so is quite reliant on the game spawning certain symbols for you. Repeatedly during the game I would get stuck in this situation, making random matches over and over in irrelevant sections of the grid hoping that a random power-up would appear (one power-up removes all copies from the grid of the symbol you exchange it with). Although there are green and black bombs that can be created by making matches of 4-5 symbols at a time, these bombs appear at the location where the match was made (typically nowhere near the isolated corners or edges). Every time I got stuck like this, it was [i]miserable[/i]. When you get down to the a single odd card on the tableau in +1/-1 solitaire, you usually have access to a few abilities that you can activate on command to remove that last card from the board or alter the card on top of your deck. In [b]Mystika 3[/b], power-ups appear at seemingly-random intervals, and some of them (I'm looking at you, power-up that removes all symbols on the diagonal) aren't even very helpful. If, for instance, I had an inventory that held bombs (that I created with matches) or power-ups (that I had gained after a certain number of matches) that I could then deploy at will, the game would've been improved immeasurably for me. Anyway, I'm not sure I can really recommend [b]Mystika 3[/b] - I'll likely soon return to +1/-1 solitaires as my casual games of choice. Also, I accidentally left the game running one day, so the playtime you see is quite a bit inflated - my actual playtime is likely closer to the 10 hours or so that you see with other reviewers of the game.

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Not a bad game. -The voice that translates sounds bad. -Dragon to worship the person I do not think I would have believed if it was a unicorn. -The levels with secrets are only five are very short. -Many levels and at times it becomes annoying. -They need to balance time on some levels. -The choice between a relaxed game or time. It doesn't matter, you just can't see the clock. -The game is more about luck than experience. If there was an middle grade I would choose but no. With a nice discount the game is nice .