Puzzle Quest 2 plays very similarly to the original you travel around doing odd jobs for people while hunting down the root of a mysterious evil, and all of your battles play out on a match-three puzzlefield.
Get+up+close+and+personal+with+your+character+in+Puzzle+Quest+2. Clear your calendars - you're going to be matching gems and customizing your little puzzle person for the foreseeable future. Now we have the true sequel in Puzzle Quest 2, and I'm happy to report that it's the real deal. A successor, Puzzle Quest: Galactrix, was released last year, but it was a pretty significant departure from the original and didn't resonate the same way with many of us. The experiment was a complete success and the result, Puzzle Quest, won over the hearts of gamers everywhere. They basically locked a soccer mom and a dungeons-and-dragons nerd in a love hotel to see what would happen. Three years ago, developer Infinite Interactive recognized the potential of Bejeweled and added a bunch of hooks that gamers wouldn't be able to resist like monsters to battle, experience points to earn, and quests to complete. It's good fun, for sure, but it's not something you can really sink your teeth into. A very simple match-three game, Bejeweled epitomizes the online diversion that you play for a few minutes to kill some time. Bejeweled may be one of the most popular games in the world, but that success probably can't be attributed to "core gamers," or whatever you want to call the people that eat, sleep, and obsess over videogames.
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