If it looks like LUXOR and smells like Zuma, then it must be... a different style of game entirely? Check out our Tips & Tricks for Dynasty.The game will pick up speed early on in the levels. It is much better to grab a ball and move the cursor along the path of the rail rather than searching and placing point-to-point. Watch for two or more of the same color to build "chains". There are bonus points both for building long chains and for building the long chains quickly.Combos are harder to bu...
If it looks like Luxor and smells like Zuma, then it must be... a different style of game entirely? Nothing but surprises here, though: Dynasty, the newest offering from Oberon and Nevosoft, takes the whole ball-bursting, color-matching concept and turns it on its head. Plus, no less, adds a healthy dose of Far Eastern sound effects and imagery, setting the title that much further apart from its contemporaries.The outing's first and arguably most amusing singularity - you play a dragon.
As someone who reviewed the first Mahjong computer game in the mid-1980s, when most people had never even heard of mahjong, I never imagined I'd be reviewing another one 20 years later. Obviously, these ancient tile-matching games, also referred to as Shanghai, fares well in an electronic realm, but with the introduction of Oberon's Mahjong Match, it's not the same old, same old.