7 Wonders: Treasures of Seven Reviews

since i last played this years and years ago i forgot about the rock cube jumpscare

I think is an awesome game. I wish there were more like this.

I would recommend this game it is a nice laid back puzzle game to play when you just want to chill out

By now this is an old game, but it still has the quality of most modern match-3 games.

Another griding game Sound: 5 Graphics: 5 Story: 7 Gamplay: 4 Commands: 4 Fun: 4 Time to load / lag: 9 Bugs / Problems: 9 Final score: 4

Nice and easy game to play when you just want to relax or are on the phone or something. You match 3 or more of the same colour in a row, you can turn the board.

Good match-3 game, however, the lacj of power-ups makes it a little old. Give it a try if you like this genre.

Continuação de 7 Wonders II, a jogabilidade melhorou em vários aspectos e colocaram alguns desafios. Porém, o jogo ficou um tanto mais fácil mesmo com várias coisas a mais a se fazer. A trilha sonora é fantástica, principalmente os temas asiáticos, porém são poucas músicas no total, o que o torna um pouco cansativo. Várias vezes eu simplesmente joguei sem o fone de ouvido. O jogo continua carecendo de uma maior resolução, pelo menos aqui o disponível é 1024x768 e aspecto em widescreen. Mas novamente, não é algo tão relevante por ser um jogo bem parado.

It is a light match 3 with an interesting mechnizimen turn of the player board around to change the direction that things fall. Graphics are very late 90's style and nothing to write home about. Has a few educational facts that probably got it to count towards late 90 kids' school computer class. Not woth the $9.99 but worth $3 or so if you can pick it up on sale/bundle.

Possibly the most poorly-aged of the 7 Wonders series. It's before the games began breaking things up and adding extra challenge in the form of resource management/bonuses for "better time" or the city-building aspects, or variable difficulty, or the assistance of recharging powerups, but with the bonus irritation of "hey, you know how you usually need to drop the key stone off the board? Now make it navigate a maze on some of the strangest-shaped boards in the series." The problem with that is that while you might think it's an interesting variant on match-3 gameplay (the board rotates to assist in this), the time limit is INSANELY generous. I don't know if I ever went down further than a third of the meter, and that was while I was passing out and zonking out for a few seconds at a time every so many moves. It's ludicrously liberal on time. So the game is in no way challenging, just sort of annoying. I can see reasons to play earlier 7W games, and the later ones redefine things in their own way, but god, this one's a relic.