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Mystika: Between Light and Shadow PC

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The magic world of Lumina needs a new hero! It's up to you to face Tenebria, the queen of the dark world in the original Match 3 game, Mystika: Between Light and Shadow! Your adventure will lead you to incredible places such as eerie caves, mystic castles and scary crypts. Collect powerful spells, rescue your friends the "Luminos" and banish monsters to make your way through this enchanted world. The journey of your life is about to begin.

  • Match 3 with a touch of Hidden Object
  • 6 different worlds
  • Many achievements to unlock
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Game System Requirements:
  • OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
  • CPU: 600 Mhz
  • RAM: 512 MB
  • DirectX: 9.0
  • Hard Drive: 35 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
  • Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Mystika: Between Light and Shadow 3.5 5 57 57
Meh. This game is just like every other match-three-clear-the-box game. There's nothing new there in the game play. As such, I quickly grew bored with the game. There wasn't any real challenge in it at all. It's a good time waster, but that's about it. It did become annoying at one point because you have to sit through *everything.* You can't just click the screen to make the storyline or the end of level screen hurry up. The storyline was also very cliche; it's been done several times before. Nothing new there, either. It is better than most, though, so I'll give it that. The graphics are okay, but they're not great, either. I've given the game a three overall because it isn't the worst game that I've ever played, but it certainly isn't the best. September 7, 2012
Just not very interesting It was a cute, easy game, but I didn't enjoy trying to zap the animals (even though it wasn't that difficult). The game just seemed repetitious and not much fun. September 6, 2012
A Nice Little Game This game is a typical match three with a few fun items thrown in...a bat, a spider and a turtle so far. I played the hour demo and then bought it. It has no tech issues and hint button recharges quickly, the music isn't irritating, and the only thing I didn't like was from level to level, you have to wait for the little arrow to move to the little dot and turn green. Then you can hit play. It is also easy to get out of...just hit save and exit and youre gone. I also hated to kill a turtle...didn't mind the spider or bat. There is a HO scene in each of the six locations to earn another magical power. Pretty hard HO's but really liked this game . It is a nice change from time management. September 3, 2012
Average Match 3 game If this game ever became 'catch of the week' or 'deal of the day' then I may consider it as it is this is a bog-standard match 3 game. Yes there is extra touches such as having to kill bats and turtles/tortoises in order for your blocks not to go back to gold. But apart from that I couldn't really see any difference between this and any other standard match 3 game. Also I have no clue as to where the HO sessions come in. I mean in other hybrids the match 3 element is instead of playing the HO scene (such as Sisters of Anomalies (think that is the right name)), but in this game there were seemingly randomly thrown in there to add a bit of variety. Now I am all for change, but it would be better if it seemed to make sense and not just 'thrown in' on the whim of the designer. To me the story also seemed a bit lame. I am not a conniseour of match 3 games and my extent is just the Jewel Quest series and the bejeweled games and out of these two I tend to just play the Jewel Quest series now. I think that to me like the Mahjong games as it is just a the same game concept it is hard for developers to come up with anything special and until they do will just stick with the jewel quest series. September 3, 2012
Great For Kids I love a good Match 3, but this one didn't do it for me. I like a challenging game and shooting at bats, turtles and spiders is not the challenge I want. I agree with cute, this would be a child's Match 3. I wouldn't purchase. September 3, 2012
Another disappointing Match 3 I always try new match 3 games, as they are my favourite. However, very few live up to expectations. This is a game with the traditional click and swap tiles. The creators have tried to add excitement with creatures that creep onto the board and slow down your progress. You have to shoot them with many clicks. The problem is that they do not add a fun value, mainly because they really don't hamper your progress! One of the levels I came across was a very poor Hidden Object game. This game is very hard work. Gameplay is very slow and clunky, with no challenge other than tediously matching tiles. The design is not beautiful or artistic, but rather childlike. I really did not enjoy this game and would be hard pressed to find something positive to say, other than that they tried. Match 3 game makers would be well served to observe the Jewel Quest series, as well as my all time favourites, Magic Match and Saqqarah. September 12, 2012
Slow as Molasses Speed it up already! Every action drags. When you finish a H0 scene or an M3 board it flashes "level complete" for way too long, then it shows your score, and you can't click past it. Again, nightmarishly slow. Then it shows the Map for the next level, you click on Play, and have to wait again! There is no Flow at all. The monsters that travel over the M3 boards may be fun to some people, but I just found them distracting. I don't want to be shooting at creatures while trying to make matches to finish the level. There are minimal Options to choose... Sound effects, Music volume, Full Screen, and Skip Tutorial. The graphics were Cartoony, but not harsh. The power-ups were average. I've seen much better crossover games. September 3, 2012
Too Simple The game was to simple and boring,no challenge and the little animals that you have to shoot were very annoying.Didnt even make it through the trial. September 4, 2012
Don't waste your time and money The most uneventful, boring game EVER. There is nothing more to say. September 10, 2012
I've Played Better, I've Played Worse I'm in my late 50's, married, a full time housewife, have 17 children that are grown and 15 grandchildren with 2 more expected in the next few months. The entire premise is rather stupid not to mention the fact that anything centered around magic is forebidden by my church so I'm willing to bet that my church would be strongly against this game. Shooting bats & turtles isn't my cup of tea" so-to-speak. The music isn't foot stompin' bluegrass so I turned it off before it put me to sleep. I had to force myself to play the entire full hour of the free trial because I actually wanted to quit after about 10 minutes. I buy and play a LOT of Match 3 games but I absolutely positively will NOT be buying this game. I do not recommend this game for adults or for children. This game could work against the morals & values that parents are trying to teach their children. September 3, 2012
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