Angkor: Celebrations is a family friendly Match-3 with engaging gameplay. It tells the story of the player’s quests for the ancient heirloom, the ceremonial Kīla.
TL:DR If you care about achievements don't buy this game- cheevs are broken. If you don't care about achievements- wait for a $0.49 sale, it is a mediocre game at best, with dated visuals and some game bugs.
Game and achievements seem broken. Still playable for the zen of it, but barely a passable play experience.
Bombs (needed for achievement) aren't...
A fun variant of the match three genre.
The story is that you are collecting items for some ritual, but it is really only a conceit to give the game a theme. It does that well enough though.
The art is nice much of the time, though the quality varies. I find the music quite pleasant, but you can turn it off if it bugs you.
There are a variety of levels...
The gameplay is more entertaining than the Tower series because you get line-clearing arrows which actually break through obstacles. I also liked the story and the different sets of playing tiles which appear as you progress (wish there were an option to choose a tile set to use throughout the whole game as some are easier on the eyes than others)....
Gameplay is fine but, compared to other Match 3 games, it's very short. I finished this in 14 hours. It never tells you what level you're on, so I have no idea how many levels the game offers. When you click 'More Games' on the main screen, it takes you to a store web page.
The problem of this game is that everything about it is OK yet nothing is really good. The story, the visuals, the gameplay, the music, the colors... everything.
Colors are not well picked - who wants brown jewel? OK there can be certain uniqueness but then the tones of the colors are cheap, should be better, and details better finished. The resolution...
