Every time a match is made, the tiles on the game board the matches were made on change color to gold.
In order to complete a level, matches must be made on every tile on the game board. Additionally, falling gems after a successful match will occasionally cause extra matches, which will grant bonus points. Getting matches will also reward points, with more points given for higher matches of objects. Getting a successful match will cause the pieces to disappear from the game board, with more pieces falling from the top of the board to take their place. Objects can only be swapped if they result in a match otherwise, the move is illegal. Jewel Quest is a puzzle game where the goal is to swap objects on a board to match 3 or more of the same object. Just stay away from blue paint and you’ll be fine. Mayan Tip #1: Don’t get any blue paint on you! The Mayans would frequently cover sacrifice victims with blue paint before committing the act.
Laugh like nobody’s watching, eat like nobody’s hungry, and read this walkthrough of Jewel Quest for a breakdown of the gameplay, descriptions of a few items, a walkthrough of a typical level, and some fun Mayan tips and tricks! Contents Do you know what the Mayans did do? They inspired the game Jewel Quest, a match-3 puzzler! Match colored symbols to get points and have a great time doing it. Then, everyone thinks they tried to cause the end of the world or something. If it weren’t for the Mayans, we wouldn’t even have basketball, or the number zero. First, they get immediately dismissed as evil by ideologues, just because they killed humans for sacrifice and also cut off the heads of human sacrifices and also they played basketball with the cut off heads of the human sacrifices.
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