The path switches direction from time to time, and so do your matches. In these, you have to guide the main character along one narrow path, making matches in front of them to clear the road. However, there’s much more to it than that.Īpart from the classic match-3 levels in which you need to break tiles / chains by creating matches on top or around them or moving a certain item to the bottom of the level, there are some special levels encountered when you visit a new location for the first time, called “pathing” levels.
You visit several locations and pick up various objects that you store in your inventory for later usage and you solve puzzles using these items, which in turn triggers match-3 levels. Both look a lot like a HOG and play like one, except for the fact that the hidden object scenes and any kind of object interactions / minigames have all been replaced by match-3 levels. In fact, I was so hooked up after the first few levels that I decided to play through the entire first game before continuing with this one.Ĭave Quest and Cave Quest 2 are pretty much identical in concept (although some of the mechanics were redesigned and improved in the second installment of the series) and can be played individually – there is no story connection between them and each one is linear (you can’t replay an already completed level). Cave Quest 2 is an excellent puzzle adventure match-3 game and overall a very well made game, albeit a tad difficult but one that I greatly enjoyed.
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