What happens when a simple puzzle mechanic becomes your main weapon in battle? Medieval Quest takes that familiar match-3 formula and gives it a purpose beyond clearing tiles, turning every move into part of a wider fight.
If you've got a love for the Visual Novel and reckon a bit of Match-3 puzzle action is the best way to pass the time, you're going to massively appreciate the vibrant joys of Princess Farmer.Â
We love a good fusion game. Take an established genre and then smoosh it into another, and see what you get. Caves and Castles: Underworld is not content with blending two genres, though: it’s gone for three. Prepare to feast on a fusion of dungeon-crawler, match-3 and base-builder. Caves and Castles: Underworld is out now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch, with it joining a previous launch on PC through Steam.
Should you be in the market for a new cooperative adventure and fancy running the retro route all whilst utilising some fun Match-3 mechanics then you are in luck, for right now the delightfully old-school Pushy and Pully in Blockland has launched on Xbox One and PC, with a Nintendo Switch launch just around the corner.
It's been a little while since we last saw a new Match-3 style affair hit Xbox One. But should you be harking after a fix to that, the launch of Rune Lord may well cover the bases.
Sometimes You have been rocking up on the console market over recent months with a whole host of games from multiple genres. They've been dirt cheap too. Now though they are really pushing the boat out as Metropolis: Lux Obscura has arrived - and Sometimes You are found to be testing the waters in a variety of ways.
On the whole, twin-stick shooters are great and Match-3 puzzlers are superb. What happens then when you mix the two genres together as one? You get Transcripted!
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