Laruaville 10 Match 3 Puzzle Reviews

This is the hardest of all the Laruaville games I've played with the new mechanics of having to move some things to different locations on a regular basis. There are 100 "regular" M3-puzzle levels mixed in with a bunch of minigames (HOS, spot the difference, solitaire, mahjong). The minigames appear so often it's more a mixed-genre game than a M3. If you skip the solitaire and mahjong games enough times, the game will ask if you want to automatically skip the rest of those games, but the HOS and spot the difference games will keep on appearing and you'll have to manually skip them each time if you don't want to play any of the other content. 30 bonus M3-puzzle levels gradually unlock as you're going along, and these optional levels take the "puzzle" concept to a new level...I don't think I've even seen any levels in the Cursed House series which this developer also makes (that series has a reputation for being hard) which get to this level of challenge! These extra-hard levels either feature black coins which must be avoided to prevent an automatic forfeit, or else must have things done in very specific order and parts moved exactly right to win. When I first played Laruaville 10 at another site several years ago, I thought these levels were frustratingly difficult, but I've now come to enjoy the challenge. The ghosts crack me up with their antics this time, and I'm still chuckling over Merlin the wizard living in what looks very much like a "cursed house" for most of the game until the other ghosts convince him to change his ways. If you enjoy the challenges of the Cursed House series, you'll like this Laruaville installment, but if you were wanting the more typical Laruaville "chillax" sort of game, this probably won't be your cup of tea and I'd suggest one of the many other installments of the series. The only other Laruaville I've played to date which comes near the level of challenge Laruaville 10 has is Laruaville 14, but even that one was easier in my experience.