10th Corpse

It might look like a mobile game, but it's different than the typical M3 fare. The 100 levels are arranged in small batches where each group of levels has a different twist to it. There are getting things to the bottom of levels, clearing an amount of tiles, gathering X number of objects, puzzles where you must remove all the tiles in a set amount of moves, boss battles, and variations of manipulating items to get a goal accomplished. If you don't want to use powerups (which also work differently than the usual things seen in M3s), you need to be good at swapping strategically to move target items. In between levels, there's games within the game. One is answering trivia questions as a part of the storyline to boost your battle skills, and the other is playing "9th Corpse", which is a mix of HOS and 2 different Tetris variants. The "9th Corpse" game actually goes on for several levels of its own when you get to a section of it before you get back to the main game. The mechan...

I recommend this game mostly if you like match 3 games, as there're way more of that than HOG scenes. The background story is... passable. Though there are way more match 3 games than others, it was nice to switch to other types of games present in it from time to time to diversify a little. The different games weren't that hard, but the general knowledge questions were tricky, didn't expect such questions at all, haha. Well, overall I played it to the end, so I won't say it's bad, but there surely are better games available out there. Wish there was a neutral option for this.

A relaxed game with a little bit of everything. I enjoyed the entire way through.