One of the original (and definitely one of the best) tile-matching games ever... alongside most of the other Bejeweled games, of course. There's more strategy involved than meets the eye, it's constantly pleasant to look at, the tracker music and sound effects are JUST PLAIN AWESOME and it can probably run on as many machines as DooM can, if not more. Also, like DooM, it has endless playability, especially given that it only has a couple of game modes. It's just as spectacular now as it was when I first played it in the early 2000s.

In fact, this may have been the game that started the "it's so addicting" tile-matching craze that has rotted (and continues to rot) the brains of non-gamer normies everywhere, what with Candy Crush and Toy Blast being as popular as ever, yet THIS game remains as wholesome and nostalgiapilled as it always has been; I guess that's what happens when something like this is so well-developed and has such a timeless aesthetic.

I got this game in a PopCap Games bundle deal; the game was $0.54. An absolutely top-tier way to spend 54 pennies; for me, it's a game that will never get old for as long as I'm still sucking oxygen.

One of the original (and definitely one of the best) tile-matching games ever... alongside most of the other Bejeweled games, of course. There's more strategy involved than meets the eye, it's constantly pleasant to look at, the tracker music and sound effects are JUST PLAIN AWESOME and it can probably run on as many machines as DooM can, if not more. Also, like DooM, it has endless playability, especially given that it only has a couple of game modes. It's just as spectacular now as it was when I first played it in the early 2000s. In fact, this may have been the game that started the "it's so addicting" tile-matching craze that has rotted (and continues to rot) the brains of non-gamer normies everywhere, what with Candy Crush and Toy Blast being as popular as ever, yet THIS game remains as wholesome and nostalgiapilled as it always has been; I guess that's what happens when something like this is so well-developed and has such a timeless aesthetic. I got this game in a PopCap Games bundle deal; the game was $0.54. An absolutely top-tier way to spend 54 pennies; for me, it's a game that will never get old for as long as I'm still sucking oxygen.