Free the gods' powers and fulfill your destiny in the Treasures of Montezuma 4! This new match-three game is overflowing with mystery and excitement!
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I never thought a game I picked up for less than a cup of coffee would be up there with my favorite Match 3 games of all time, but it is. With gameplay that is easy to learn but hard to master, I found myself addicted to The Treasures of Montezuma 4 in no time. Gameplay consists of your standard Match 3 fair, swap the position of the tokens to match 3 of the same color to remove them from the board and score points. The twist comes in with totems and power-ups that you purchase with coins earned by completing levels. Chaining color matches will power up your totems and release their abilities onto the board. Determining which power-ups are most beneficial for each game board is where the real strategy comes in. Running out of time? Start chaining those oranges. Find yourself stuck with few good matches? Chain up a couple reds and let those fireballs fly. Snap decisions and twitch reacti
The Treasures of Montezuma 4 is a casual match 3 game that practically doesn't bring almost anything new to the genre - but that doesn't mean the game is bad. While the only difference from other match 3 games is different upgrade system and graphics, this game still is a good casual fun - it's obvious the overused gameplay formula still works. What's unique there is a motivation to match more groups of blocks with the same color consecutively. That triggers special totem events that does something to the game board, destroying the blocks or changing their color. There's about hundred levels in basic story mode but after you beat this, there's also a Quest mode with even more levels - you don't have to worry this game would be too short. Conclusion: I'd specify the target group to people who want to relax but don't want to play free game with microtransactions and ads (like Candy Cr
I wish I can give that game positive review, but I just can't do this. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who looking for nice casual game to relax. Yes, it's seems nice and colourfull, idea with totem mechanics sounds very interesting, but there is one big problem: if you want to get reward for your gameplay, you'll need hell of luck. Some levels you can beat only if you lucky. You can get one or two nice matches from very start, got combo and complete level in 10-15 seconds, or you can match tokens on the very same level for 5 freaking minutes and lose. You can lose levels with frogs or fire/ice/gold tokens just because you won't get any of these for 2 minutes. Just a pure luck (or bad luck in that case). Don't get me wrong: I clearly understood the fact that ToM4 is just a casual 'match-three' game. But even a casual game usually require a skill to beat them on high difficulity, and
Procrastinate by exploding colourful blocks while your personal life crumbles in a similarly spectacular fashion. You can't lose as long as you don't pay attention to the fact, so grab your fate by the horns and match like there's no tomorrow. Life comes and goes, but that Ziggurat won't build itself.
This is an older game, but still very satisfying to play even now. The explosions are lovely and the game play is very fast paced. It is timed and you have to match quickly to get through most levels, so it is not for the relaxed player. The game has 3 different modes: Story, Quest, and Puzzle. Each mode is fun to play and gives you a sense of completion. It takes quite a while to grind through and get all the achievements. I must have played the puzzle mode (Harvest) over 70 times just to get the funds to upgrade the Ziggurat fully, but it was worth it in the end to get all achievements. If you like M3s and like a challenge, this one is for you!
The Treasures of Montezuma 4 is a fun and well-thought-out Match 3 game that's pleasing to the eye. I definitely recommend this game to players who like Match 3 games and I'd even recommend it to people who'd like to try a Match 3 game and see what the genre is all about. Although the general consensus is that Bejeweled 3 is the best Match 3 game out there, I think The Treasures of Montezuma 4 certainly holds its own with Bejeweled 3. Story There is a story mode, which you'll want to play first, but the story is paper-thin and clichéd, so not worth talking about. Gameplay Match 3 games are games where you need to combine three or more of the same variety of tiles, usually by swapping two of those tiles. The Treasures of Montezuma 4 does that and it does it well, so it's a good Match 3 game. The mechanics that set this Match 3 game apart are the totems, which make the constant object
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