Jewel Quest

Jewel Quest Mysteries
$19.99
I am a fan of both "seek and find" and "match three" type puzzle games. This game is a good mix of both. The seek and find is neither too easy nor too difficult, and you can earn plenty of hints by finding the special coins in each level. Hints can also be used as a "special" to break blocks in puzzle levels. You also have the option of purchasing extra "hint/special" slots and other various upgrades using the jewels you find in each level. I haven't had much of a chance to play the Mysteryville game, but I like what I've seen so far. All in all, two good games for a great price!

Jewel Quest 2 [Game Download]
$6.99
I run a Vista machine and got through the stand alone game OK. I then started to play the online head to head game and got addicted to that. It's fun and responsive but if you get too many silver coins at once it WILL lock up on you. You then have to quit out of the game which hurts your ranking, even if you had won the match. Very frustrating and pretty regularly recurring bug.

Jewel Quest Mysteries: Curse of the Emerald Tear
$19.99
Another good hidden object game. I'm not a Jewel Quest fan, but I do like this game. You look for your hidden objects and in order to advance, you play a couple of Jewel Quest puzzles. You have the opportunity to upgrade special tools that will help you on your journey. It is a good game and I hope they release another combo game soon.

Jewel Quest Expedition
$19.99
This is a good game and I like playing it, but it is bogged down by the story line, especially as the story line really has nothing to do with playing the game.