Yeah it's an okay match 3 game. The graphics look a little old and they don't have the best voice acting for the story scenes but the gameplay is solid and can be very difficult later on. What I did like was that you could buy your tools (remove a block, remove 5 blocks horizontal, remove 5 blocks vertical, etc. up to the big bomb that destroys half the board but takes forever to charge.) and choose which ones you want to buy instead of being forced to buy them in order. So if you see a particular tool that you think would be helpful then you can save up your currency to buy it when you're able. I like that. You can only have 3 of the tools out at a time, and they have to be charged by matching 4 and 5 in a row. Really powerful tools take a lot of matches to power up.

I played untimed or else the game is untimed, I can't remember if there was a choice or not at the beginning. Untimed is a pro for me because I can take my time trying to find a match in a hard spot and I don't feel a timer looming over me. I suppose it could be a con for those who like a challenge and like timed games.

Music and sound effects are decent. Nothing special.

There are a lot of story scenes for fans of story.

All in all it's a solid 3 out of 5. Not the best match 3 but not the worst.

A wonderful adaption of The Little Mermaid. Allura: Curse of the Mermaid is the First Chapter of Allura The Little Mermaid where you play through The Little Mermaid's Journey as she longs to become human and save both Land and Sea which are in a Civil War thanks to Tyrant King's Empire in a Bejeweled Style of Gameplay.

As you play and recover the treasures of Allura's Kingdom, you'll discover why the Civil War between Land & Sea happened and how two beings from different worlds can restore peace. Can you help Allura and Glenn unlock their happy ending? Its up to you.

If there was a meh button, I would have gone for that one.
The things I liked in that one game was how the bonus worked, you had to buy them and select three that you would use (you can change those whenever you wanted, which was pretty cool). Of course some of those bonus were useful all the time while others were there for the show, the cost of the last ones for example was so high that anyway I was done before the orb would be filled enough to use them.
The story was meh, but at least there was one and honestly the cheap part was the match 3. There was nothing "interesting" nor new there, so if you're going in there for that, it worth any other very basic match 3 game.

In this video I take a look at Allura: Curse of the Mermaid, a match-3 game from eFunsoft and HH-Games.

It's been a while since I have played an HH-Games match three and this title is a terrific one to come back to. A great product, although they do like to use stills for the cut scenes. If your a match three fan this title will definitely fill the need, it has all the features of a modern match three in a high quality package. Take a look.

Watch the video to see what the game is like...
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Allura: Curse of the Mermaid is a badly made mobile-tier match-3 puzzle game with old, dead match-3 gameplay and a mermaid/underwater theme.

I couldn't find this on the app stores so maybe it was removed. Apple and Google have quality control where Valve doesn't. This is pretty bad even as far as mobile match-3 games go, with some pretty bad artwork. HH-Games once more show us they're capable of nothing but cash grabs, as this mobile app has a whopping $6 price tag, just so you can pretend your PC is an iPhone and play the kind of mobile game that's free everywhere else.