Bejeweled

Starting Bejeweled was an experience like finding a cave filled with glittering jewels. And who wouldn't appreciate the simplicity of the game and such exciting gameplay of ‘What's better than a diamond? More diamonds!' a fitting sentiment. As I matched these colorful jewels, I welcomed the game's tease, giving a nod to its ability to reward the highstrategic moves and the momentum they kept alive throughout various levels of difficulty.

Digging through feedback from other gamers, there's no denying there's a lot of joy in trying to hit those high scores. Some shared about their game being unexpectedly interrupted, but those moments are few, and the good outweighs the bad. That feeling of progress and improvement is palpable — when you beat your previous best score, there’s a real sense of satisfaction. The real fun comes when you notice that your strategy over time is changing you, you are pursuing the high scores, but it so out of reach. It’s just that on balance, Bejeweled strikes that rare combination of intuitively simple fun with gratifying depth that tugs players back for just one more hit. It’s no surprise why many have found themselves hours deep into this sparkling puzzle challenge.