Bright Reappear(Demo)

Alright, I'll it. At first I was kinda rolling my eyes, because Match 3s have been done to death. But this has just enough here to make the tired old Match 3 system a little more fresh and robust. The demo only has the Muscely Warrior Panda available, and 4 levels with several stages of monster slaying and tile matching. What sets this apart from most Match 3 games, even those in the same RPG vein, is this game's matching system. Every turn, you have Action Points which are spent by tapping a tile you want to move. This let's you tap multiple icons and move them all in the same turn. Muscle Panda has Two AP to begin with, so I can select two different icons and move them both. You can only move them in the same direction however, so be aware of what is going where. Another thing I like is that you're not strictly penalized for moving a piece that doesn't have a match. This lets you set up for longer strings that let you do more damage, heal yourself for more health, or even give you more expendable Action Points to use.

Love this roguelike strat game with a bejeweled twist i didn't encounter any bugs while playing the game is easy tutorial is nice but it's really hard to master you need to plan it for multiple break so you can either heal, damage up or just plain charge gems for more moves

Its good, it have potential, but there some errors like the introduction of the warrior, there portrait their info but I can't scroll down to read the rest, theres story but no background music, at least make it a little animation like going to picture to picture while subtitling the story, to make players interested in the story. The fighting scene need's some background music to make the players at least be more entertained while doing the puzzle. Over all its a good game but needs a lot of improvement and the fixing.

Bright Reappear is a Match-3/RPG with a mechanic where you could choose to select more than one item to move on the puzzle grid. Aside from that, it plays practically like any Match-3/RPG that I could think of. The characters and game design look alright. It's as you'd expect from fantasy pixel art. The text though... I feel like there's still a lot of room for improvement especially with the translations so that the sentences feel a bit more dynamic and less forced.

I can see what it is trying to be but this demo doesn't leave a great impression.  The mechanics arent explained well like what does each stat do, how much is each gem worth and what does action point do exactly?  All of this is even tougher to understand when you can only use the warrior class which has all ive abilities.  What i mean by this is that since all the warrior's abilities are ive i found that books didn't matter since i didn't understand what they did or was able to use skills anyway and healing was pointless since i took more damage than i could heal effectively.  Which led me to just match swords and gold or the occasional 5+ match for board clearing.