I have a new found love / respect for Mumbo Jumbo in general. After playing this game and a few others from an Indie Royale bundle I'd say these games are definitely worth it. There's a couple of 7 Wonders games but this particular one is a lot better looking visually than the others and there are a lot of minigames in between the main 'match 3' puzzle style. I'd even go so far to say that this game rivals Bejeweled and other games of this type. With varying difficulty levels and achievements this is definitely a game you can pick up an hour or two and play.

This isn't the hardest game ever or the most creative. With that said, it is worth the low cost or if you can get it in a pack. It took me a little over 20 hours to beat it on the hardest difficulty and it was pretty fun, but a little frustrating.

The main gaming mode is a match 3 (Or more.), with powerups to aid you. When you win rounds, you get pieces to add to building a "Wonder". Once you build the complete Wonder, you move on to another. If you do it in a certain amount of turns and by following certain rules, you can get 4 stars

The basic gameplay is simple, but fun. It mostly follows the same rules as all the other match games. You get bonus powerups for matching more than 3 and you get additional ones that charge up over time on the side of the board. You will end up needing these often, if you plan to play on timed difficulties.

There are decent mini games and also an area that you can design with the coins you win from playing the game. Other than unlocking mini games and getting achievements, this would be kind of pointless for most people. There is a really fun matching game that can be found here, as well as a building that contains a game to unlock extra powerups.

It is an alright game for the cost. I enjoyed it enough to complete it, so I could never recommend against it. I simply think it is an average matching game, which is good for Steam because there aren't many of them that have achievements. It is a bit of a challenge to beat it on the hardest difficultly, so that will either make you want it more or make you hate it if you don't like the game. :)

Try it out, if you get a good deal on it.

A very well done match-3 style game, with lots of extra goals and mini-games.

It's a match three game. Erm... really what more is there to say? It plays nicely. It's quite short but with some replay value and the little people running around at the bottom of the screen look cute but I think I preferred the original. The mini games are mostly more annoying than fun.

7 Wonders: AAM is match-three puzzle game, similar to Bejeweled. I've never been a fan of Bejeweled... I've always found the game to be really boring, but this game adds a bunch of elements to the formula, and for me, this game succeeds where Bejeweled fails: in providing clear goals as you play. This is apparently the fifth game in this series, but it's the first I've played.

As you play, you have several goals you have to keep in mind. You need to make a match of a certain color over the colored cells (optional), you have to get as many resources as possible by making matches with the resource tiles (optional), and you have to break away the background and make a piece fall to the bottom to complete the level. It was much easier for me to stay engaged with this game as I tried to fulfill every goal on the level.

There's sort of a meta-game where you use the puzzles to build things, but it doesn't do much for me. The story is incredibly stupid, but it's unintrusive. This is definitely a game built for touch screens, and the keyboard/mouse controls suffer a little for it. But, the only reason you get a game like this is for the puzzles, and I found them fun. The game's tutorial is complete garbage, unfortunately, and it almost prevented me from playing at all. You must read the help screens to play.

I'd pick up this game if you see it cheap. There's no shortage of good casual puzzle games, and I'd buy up games like Plants vs. Zombies or Zuma's Revenge first. If you enjoy match-three games, I'd recommend this one. If you don't, you might still find something you like here.