Crystal Caverns!

I think this is my first review. I believe this is the most under rated app - it is so awesome that I think it should be as prevalent as Solitaire . it certainly deserves my praise. The free version has been honest & there’s no gimmicks or tricks to generate income for the developers. There aren’t’ even any ads! I’ve been a user for nearly a decade. This is the only game to win my loyalty., yet I’ve never spent a dime for my hours of enjoyment! The developer seems to have some insight into mental health. I wonder if there’s a background on psychology? The other games offered seem equally impressive .IfI was still a practicing RN, I would recommend this game to every patient suffering from mental health crisis I encountered. It is simple enough to engage an agitated person with mild dementia! The decency & integrity of the developer is refreshing & reassuring. If you’re a health care provider, I strongly recommend this for emotionally distressed clients. If you are “triggered” & unable to recover your composure - give this a try!

It’s not relaxing to play this game anymore because of the obnoxious ad pop ups.

I hesitated when I saw a negative review. But then I remembered that I like all of this developer’s games. I was not disappointed. I actually played 20 games in a row the first time that I opened it. I found the hand crafted puzzles particularly satisfying.

This is the best game out. Love it

First, the good part. The music and background sounds are soothing. Now the bad part. This is the most boring game I have ever played. I have a feeling the programmer does not know how to use a random number generator to vary the sequence of the gems at each level. It one repeats a level, the exact same sequence of colors appears. This strongly suggests that there is one – and only one – sequence of colored gems that will work. For the lower levels, this works fine. But for the more difficult levels, the more astronomical become the number of combinations and therefore the odds of success by stumbling upon that one combination become vanishingly small. I also have a feeling the programmer has not studied the psychology of game theory. At all levels, you have to let the player win a significant amount of the time to keep their interest in the game strong. If you want a challenging game, try something else. If you want to numb your brain, go ahead and play.

Crystal Caverns was the first game I downloaded on my old iPhone 4. You’d think an old friend would give you a break, wouldn’t you? But it doesn’t. It’s just as challenging after all these years. No ads, no bugs, more puzzles. —Chicago Blue

and an enjoyable way to kill a few minutes

I play a lot of bubble games but this one is my favorite. I love that it has 3 modes. And it works real good.

Perfect for multiscreening in front of the TV with. I love the Celtic+rainy soundtrack. Thanks Sarah Pierce Games! I hope you come out with a physics-based game soon!

I've really enjoyed this game. I don't have any suggestions yet because I just started but I hope there are more than 50 puzzles :)