Spellarium 10

I own all the games in this series and enjoy them all. I don't hesitate to buy a new one as soon as I see it available. I have yet to find a bug in one or have any difficulty playing any of the games. I play on a WIN laptop. LGT SIA Publisher makes the Spellarium Games and these as well: Cursed House 1 to  12 Laruaville Series 1 to 14 Each game they offer gives you the option of playing in Relaxed or Time Mode.  You don't lose any points or coins for playing in relaxed mode. No matter which game series you play your object is to collect a certain amount of coins to build something. It could be a house, a mine, or any number of interesting things depending on who shows up. Count Dracula, an Egyptian Prince or Ho Ho Ho that's Santa in Laruaville 4. There are at least 100 levels with mini-games interspersed in between those levels. Some of the mini-games give you coins, some don't. The mini-games consist of: Find the Difference Mahjong Solitaire Hidden Object Scene Slide Puzzl...

Spellarium 10 has the same game play and music as all the others in this series BUT there are new icons, some new sound effects (the glass/ice) and a new mini game (fitting the pieces but it's a photo this time, not random blocks. I just love all the games from this developer (Spellarium, Cursed House, Laruaville) and this one doesn't disappoint!

Love all the Spellarium Games! Highly recommend!

I like the variety. It is not just another match 3.

Eric the wizard's latest adventure has him growing magic crystals for the gods he serves. Keep at it, and it gets pretty funny just before the end IMO. LGT SIA makes 3 different M3-puzzle fusion series and while they all have similar mechanics, Spellarium is the mid-range difficulty one. The puzzles take about 5-7 steps to complete. This Spellarium installment features 110 levels and 50 total minigames of assorted genres (mahjong, HOS, spot the difference, solitaire, and jigsaw puzzles), so a pretty good length game for the price. If you haven't played these games before, there's a really good Help book in the top left corner of the screen to explain everything. Otherwise, these Rube Goldberg machine-like puzzles to obtain all the coins in a level will be familiar to longtime fans, but the fact that the puzzles are different in every game gives them the fun, yet relaxing, factor which I keep coming back to because there are so many widgets to manipulate in the games that it doesn...