The game's okay. The story isn't anything stellar, and feels very slow-paced, but the combination of match-3 and RPG makes for an interesting twist on the typical puzzler genre. If you've ever played a Heroes title, it borrows the hero + troops trope of that, but instead of a map for the creatures to battle on, you have a matching system. Match a corresponding color to earn either mana for spells, instant attack damage, or build up an attack with your troops. The battles in these games become insanely easy 90% of the time, and the only frustrating parts are when you have to clear the board of all matching pieces in the Altar 'minigames' in order to progress the lackluster story. Perhaps if there were achievements or trading cards added to it, I might have enjoyed the experience a little more.
If you want to try something different for a match-3 style of game, pick this up when it's on sale for under $5. Otherwise, save your money.

The game's okay. The story isn't anything stellar, and feels very slow-paced, but the combination of match-3 and RPG makes for an interesting twist on the typical puzzler genre. If you've ever played a Heroes title, it borrows the hero + troops trope of that, but instead of a map for the creatures to battle on, you have a matching system. Match a corresponding color to earn either mana for spells, instant attack damage, or build up an attack with your troops. The battles in these games become insanely easy 90% of the time, and the only frustrating parts are when you have to clear the board of all matching pieces in the Altar 'minigames' in order to progress the lackluster story. Perhaps if there were achievements or trading cards added to it, I might have enjoyed the experience a little more. If you want to try something different for a match-3 style of game, pick this up when it's on sale for under $5. Otherwise, save your money.