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Jewel Legends: Tree of Life 
Rebuild the world of the Hods in Jewel Legends: Tree of Life! Using building materials, jewels and other valuables, switch two adjacent tiles to make a row of three or more matching tiles! The valuables will help you to build marvellous structures for the Hods, such as Bath House Blubberpot, the Mushroom Farm and the Fountain of Wonder. Players can also check out bonus game modes and collect trophies.
- 100 Exciting Levels!
- Challenging Mini Games
- Earn Achievements!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/Win7/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 7.0
- Hard Drive: 111 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Beautiful
With so many match three games out there a game has to be something special for me to buy it. I simply love the graphics. So many match 3 games use the same tile set over and over. Not this game. They used a variety of colors and textures to make their sets. Plus the background for each round are beautifully done. They also added little people (like the ones you see in many building games) to hammer out your little village. Its the little details like that that make this game so neat.
April 14, 2012
Jewel legends:Tree of Life
I was hooked as soon as I started it.Match 3 games are a nice diversion from playing time management or HOG. I loved the music and the story. Can be either played time or zen.Tournament or journey. Will own!!!!!
April 14, 2012
A truly new Match-3 with something to offer
This is a creative new game with some lovely art -- many attractive backgrounds, and nice tile sets. It requires both tile breaking and "resource gathering" to get past each level.
I can only speak to the untimed adventure game, because I have not played the others, but I've played that past about 50 levels I think. If there are level numbers somewhere, I have yet to find them. There are 100 levels in the Adventure game portion.
The game is not terribly hard, but it has some quirky challenges, like spaces that are very difficult to match and will need power-ups to clear, or holes in the board that make matching difficult in all areas. Easier levels seem to interchange with harder ones, perhaps to allow people who find the hard ones challenging to recharge the power-ups.
The power-ups come very slowly in the beginning, which is something I like, and then start building up. You have to earn them by matching coins, and the coins get more valuable as the game goes on.
This may not be the right game for someone who craves a big challenge, but it is by no means too simplistic, and just a great way to spend a rainy Saturday, as I'm doing.
So far, the game has run flawlessly for me, which is nice.
April 14, 2012
relaxing, fun and colourful
I have only played the trial but have found it to be relaxing after playing HO games. The graphics are great, very bright and cheerful soundtrack. I only played timed so I believe the Zen version would be good for even the youngest player. The storyline was very relaxed not confusing or hard to follow. Definitely will own full game. I feel this game will be good for all ages
April 14, 2012
Demo only
This match 3 was very cute and fun to play. I liked the rebuilding of the fairy village and watching the building as I added blocks per level. The game had good music but it became wearing on the nerves after a while. I liked the in between vocals of the chief and the power ups. All in all it was a fun game to play.
April 14, 2012
Challenging & Addictive
This game is quite a challenging match 3 game. After just a few levels, you're already having to unlock chains. You have several modes to play including timed and untimed modes. There are at least 100 levels to play. Graphics are pretty good and the music is OK. Throughout the game, you're building several locations. The one thing that is not very clear is how you earn power-ups. However, the help instructions do give you some guidelines. I was so into the game, that my demo was up before I knew it. Now, I will have to purchase the game to keep at it.
April 14, 2012
Visually Pleasing Match 3
I like the graphics (colors and symbols) and the size of the pieces, hence the visual appeal. The music was repetitive and sound affects were unappealing and the story line was not one that would drive me to play the game. But, this is a match 3 game, and does well on that point.
April 15, 2012
Lovely and fun
A very lovely, well done game. The things you collect change with each grid, which also changes each time. You gain coins to buy your power-ups, gain materials for rebuilding your world and you can build each part until it's done or you can build on a few different parts at the same time. It isn't your same old match 3.
The demo was over before I knew it and that's always a good sign. This will be a nice game to have. It's cheery and pretty, even the music is good.
April 14, 2012
Visual Eye Candy!
What a beautiful game, the colors are outstanding. The tiles are changed frequently and keeps the game interesting. Yes, a typical match 3 game, but a nice enough change to keep me interested. Great rainy day game. I recommend this game for kids and adults
April 15, 2012
Very Colorful game!!
The game itself is your typical match 3 game. If you like them, you will like this one. The visual quality of the game is very appealing. Because it is your typical match 3 game and really doesn't stand out, is the reason I gave a 4; however, it is still a fun game and very colorful.
April 14, 2012
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