Laruaville 13 Match 3 Puzzle

This is the first time I've played this franchise, and it will definitely be my last. The game play is okay, but I'll tell the things that bothered me (keep in mind, I've not played a Laruaville before). First, I couldn't tell how many levels there were in the game. I'm a person who likes to know how many levels I have to complete. I now know there are 116 - and what's up with that number? It's such an odd number...why not 110, or 120? The the play is easy to understand and it moves quickly enough, but it seems very repetitive with too little challenge and variety - put drops in the vial, move keys to locks, break rocks, collect coins, spread fire, yada, yada - over and over and over. After three rounds of the board, you play a mini-game, another three rounds, then another mini-game. The two mini-games I saw the most of were Mahjong and Sliders. Sliders I could play all day - totally love them and you don't see good ones very often. However, Mahjong to me is like the song "Whit...

115 new M3-puzzle fusions where you have to deduce the order of operations for removing obstacles in the playfield in order to collect all the coins. The developer has a huge box of tools to use in level design, so there's enough variety that it doesn't get old. As with earlier games in the series, there is one new obstacle introduced in this one. Lots of minigames - mahjong, slider puzzles, spot the difference, but only 2 HOS. The gameplay's pretty good, but observant players will note that one level was duplicated, so even though there are actually 116 levels, 2 are identical except for a slight variation in one obstacle piece. I also just can't get into the usual Laruaville soundtrack with this installment being a "darker" one using vampire characters. Don't play it for the story either, because it's got historical inaccuracies, typos, and just seems stupid with trying to make Dracula seem like a nice guy after he's died. The level replay feature now works for all the differe...