Brick Journey 2.2
Brick Journey is a puzzle game in which you need to swap two adjacent items
Program info
Brick Journey is a nice puzzle game in which you need to swap two adjacent items in order to align three or more of the same type in any direction to make them disappear from the board. Every level has many locked cells that need to be freed by making matches with them. The objective of every level is to destroy these locked cells in order to advance to the next stage. The game is timed, so you should hurry up to accomplish the mission before it's too late. From time to time, you may receive a bomb bonus which helps you destroy more cells at the same time.
As you progress in the game, you will move from place to place on the map searching for all the missing parts of the golden key that opens the Golden Room. The game doesn't include hints or any help, so you will need to figure it out on your own. Sadly, the game only includes one mode and the graphics are pretty simple, as well as sounds. Music, on the contrary, is pleasant and suitable.
All in all, if you are looking for a simple match-3 game to pass the time, Brick Journey may work for you.
Pros
- Enjoyable
Cons
- Unoriginal
- Only one mode
- Simple graphics and sounds
Details
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