Bejeweled 2 Deluxe
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Bejeweled 2 features four unique ways to play. Solve handcrafted brain teasers in puzzle mode while up against the clock or kick back, relax and enjoy endless mode. With awe-inspiring planetary backdrops, explosive new gems and dazzling special effects, Bejeweled 2 is more wildly addictive than ever before.
Steam User 18
not sure why people are still releasing video games we clearly peaked here
Steam User 8
This is really just an awesome soundtrack with a bonus game.
Steam User 7
INCREDIBLE
Candy Crush and all the other knockoff match puzzle games wouldn't be where they are today if it weren't for classics like this. Boasts great animation, a fantastic puzzle mode, and the fan favorite timed, endless, and classic game modes. All while bumping one of the greatest synth soundtracks every made. Go support Skaven252 on bandcamp by purchasing the full OST. If you like puzzle games, pick this up. Fully worth the price.
Steam User 4
I love the music in this game
Steam User 4
You match jewels while you listen to music that goes way to hard to be in a game like this.
And theres a dude with a sexy voice
Steam User 3
Before playing this, I didn't think it was possible to make a game that was both so engaging and so boring at the same time.
There is nothing I can say about Bejeweled 2 that hasn't been said already. It's one of PopCap's all-time greats, an endlessly replayable Match 3 that isn't after your cash at every waking moment. And even as it fell out of compatibility with the mobile platforms it was the most popular on, I consider it an absolute blessing that it received a PC release that has ultimately allowed it to survive up to today. It's an ultimate time-waster, but one that almost never leaves you feeling like you didn't achieve anything. Yet, if you also need a game to bore you juuuuuuuuust enough to get to sleep, this game also has your back, with an amazing soundtrack that is enjoyable enough to never truly get old, but also (by intention) too boring to be classified as a "banger". It's incredibly rare that a game of this nature can nail this gray area, and yet here Bejeweled 2 stands, able to fulfill both roles masterfully.
Don't play this game if you're looking for anything beyond a time-waster or aren't actively seeking the novelty of what a Match 3 used to be before microtransactions. But I cannot recommend it enough to at least be a part of your library, for whenever you might find yourself wanting it.
Steam User 2
Candy crush but awesome