GamingTarget - Since it first hit browsers in 2001, Bejeweled has become the ultimate example of the addictive, instantly accessible gameplay that’s made PopCap Games a giant in the casual market. It’s their Halo, and the new Bejeweled for iPhone is the Halo: Reach of the series. Stripped down to four game modes and visually optimized for the latest generation of smartphone, it’s both parred down and gussied up in a way that makes it a classic and iconic extension of the brand. With no number in the title (great choice PopCap) and a 99 cent price tag, it’s instantly the new standard.
Video Game Canon writes:
"Shortlisted as a finalist in 2015, 2016, and 2018, the title was passed over again and again and again. But Minecraft’s creative sandbox become too big to ignore this year, and it has finally been enshrined in the World Video Game Hall of Fame."
Psy from Bit Cultures writes: "This week I run down the best of the so-called casual puzzle genre spawned by, but not including, Tetris! Be it competitive or relaxed, will your favourite make the list?"
Jack and Ryan bring you five facts over puzzle games, featuring: Hexic HD, Peggle, Tetris, Fez and Bejeweled.
