Bejeweled 2 Deluxe is the enhanced, standalone version of the free online puzzle game of similar name. It builds on the original award-winning game, with the same basic objective of matching "jewels" in a grid by threes, by swapping adjacent jewels of different colors. Sharper graphics and more special effects improve the experience.
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this soundtrack did not have the right to be this good
Bejeweled 2 is the perfect example of what a puzzle game should be: fun, simple and immediate, with an intuitive and never frustrating control system. It is ideal both for passing a few minutes, without too much pretension, and for more challenging sessions, constantly trying to improve one's records.
RIP PopCap Games.
Legendary game, the GOAT of the genre! Candy Crush is merely a weak pretender that could never even hope to compare.
the best bejeweled imo bc its so timeless
still wish i could eat the gems that made them look so tasty
best mom game best plane ride game
still wish i could eat the gems that made them look so tasty
best mom game best plane ride game
Visions of cloudy skies and rocking tides
It's been about fourteen years since I last saw them. I wasn't much of an Xbox gamer myself. My cousin played a plethora of titles that, fond as I was of them at the time, I would eventually grow to despise. Call of Duty, Crackdown, and other disturbing war empathizing and police enabling products. But as somber as my recollection grows, there's still a glimmer of fond nostalgia in the times we spent gaming together.
The kinds of experiences I can reminisce on and truly long for again.
Even though it was just a single player experience, Bejeweled occupied a shocking amount of our time together. We'd pass the controller back and forth each trying to surpass the others' scores (well, maybe I was struggling a little more than them). It was competitive gaming at its most innocent.
I still get teary eyed whenever I ride a plane and see another variant of Bejeweled, or even some other match 3 knockoff a la Candy Crush, whether on someone's phone or engraved into the seat's screen in front of me. It reminds me of those times. I hope I can see them again soon. Would it be the same? Hard to say, but
In my heart of hearts, I hope to hear next we meet,
"Welcome to Bejeweled 2"
It's been about fourteen years since I last saw them. I wasn't much of an Xbox gamer myself. My cousin played a plethora of titles that, fond as I was of them at the time, I would eventually grow to despise. Call of Duty, Crackdown, and other disturbing war empathizing and police enabling products. But as somber as my recollection grows, there's still a glimmer of fond nostalgia in the times we spent gaming together.
The kinds of experiences I can reminisce on and truly long for again.
Even though it was just a single player experience, Bejeweled occupied a shocking amount of our time together. We'd pass the controller back and forth each trying to surpass the others' scores (well, maybe I was struggling a little more than them). It was competitive gaming at its most innocent.
I still get teary eyed whenever I ride a plane and see another variant of Bejeweled, or even some other match 3 knockoff a la Candy Crush, whether on someone's phone or engraved into the seat's screen in front of me. It reminds me of those times. I hope I can see them again soon. Would it be the same? Hard to say, but
In my heart of hearts, I hope to hear next we meet,
"Welcome to Bejeweled 2"