#Play bejeweled 2 online software#

The gameplay is simple and anyone can get started without any trouble at all, it's pretty straightforward, no learning curve, just connect 3 of the same gems to clear it, you can also build combo's of 4 of the same gems to get a Powercube which works as a stick of dynamite and clears out 3x3 square of gems. There is a secret mode once you complete all of the Puzzle challenges! And, lastly there is Endless Mode, where there is an unlimited amount of moves and time and lets you play at your own leisure pretty much. It's great for all you brain-addled gamers that need a good challenge. Next, is Puzzle mode, which allows you to clear gems in a puzzle-like fashion, whether moving one gem to clear out another. Action mode lets you play a timed game where you must clear as many levels and gems before the time runs out. There are now 4 new modes of play, from Classic which is the untimed version of play where you must clear as many gems as you can before you run out of moves. I have played Diamond Mine and I thought it was the best game in the world, but Bejeweled 2 Deluxe Edition, has more features than ever before. Now we're into the 21st century of video games and the technology has advanced farther with more diversion of gameplay available. You know when I first started out playing Tetris, it got boring and repetitive after awhile. So enjoy yourself, but be prepared for a little frustration along the way. Fortunately this game is developed enough for such a simple premise.

#Play bejeweled 2 online software#

The problem with paying more for a shareware game online than you would a retail game at your local software store is that you can feel like you're not getting your money's worth. How about the timebombs from the Puzzle mode? Or colliding two hypercubes together?Īn online 'hall of fame' with score submittal would be nice, but doesn't detract from the game itself. Maybe I haven't discovered them yet, but some more special gems, other than the 4x powergem and 5x hypercube, would be cool. The first Classic level is unique - you will not run out of moves (believe me, I've had plenty of opportunities :). The potential number of matches at the start of each level seems random. Also, I'm not sure the levels in Classic mode get progressively difficult. I'm often thinking 'no no, don't tell me, I'll find it!'. Hints should only be given if you ask for them.

Even Freecell tells you when you only have one move left. I'm calmly moving around jewels, and without warning, I suddenly run out of moves and a deep, loud voice bellows 'NO MORE MOVES', and the jewels shake and explode. But more variety and more upbeat parts wouldn't hurt. The quality is good and it sets a relaxing mood, and it's long enough to not get too tedious. If you get good enough in the Action mode, you'll unlock a bonus play mode - I won't spoil it for you. The puzzle mode is an interesting diversion, and you'll be surprised how tricky the simplest looking grids can be. There isn't even a manual! You'll get the hang of it after the first few tip screens, and after a while develop a bit of strategy. The sound effects work well, and have the range from quiet to loud that they need.

:) The backgrounds are very attractive, and the colorful gems and menus build on that enjoyability. I wasn't planning on getting addicted to the game, and here I am, over 100,000 gem matches later. Bejeweled 2 makes for a nice relaxing diversion.