Heroes of Kalevala

You have to make matches on very busy layouts by swapping tiles, and play mini-games in order to build up your village. There are a variety of hindrances, and the gameplay is much deeper than it appears on the surface, with some inventive features. Do you feel this stylistic resemblance with Cradle of Rome? Yes, we do. However, this fact does not spoil the impression of Heroes of Kalevala at all.

This time the developers managed to create a solid game, though this installment is one of many match-3 titles. This is a case when classical match-game is framed with a good production value.  All levels are clear, however, you can have some troubles through these challenging sections. If you fear that it may become quite difficult long before the 100th level. Some upper levels is usually easier then the lower ones.   

It really nice that Heroes of Kalevala looks and sounds wonderful. Crisp playing tiles slide along the grid, with charming hand-drawn backdrops that are very pleasing on the eyes. The music is pleasing too, although it does start to irritate a little bit after you are heard it for an hour or two. All in all, there is plenty to keep you busy and entertaining. Have fun!