App Profile: Pearl Gem!

Divatosca

Rating: 5/5

Very few games, I can say, are close to being perfect. This is one of those rare ones that is done right. The graphics are spot-on — no skimping. Everything is beautifully and creatively crafted. The physics of the shooting work perfectly. There is so music variety in the different types of globes that you encounter that you never get bored. The difficulty level gradually increases, but not too much, and even the hard ones are interspersed with easy ones. The game: There is a spinning globe covered with colored pearls. Think of them as countries or continents. You must shoot them with a marble of their own color in order to knock them off the globe. There are usually more layers underneath that you must also take out. When you get to the center, there’s a star you can hit that will take down the rest of the globe. Once you have accumulated enough pearls, you create a gem that you can use to save a planet from dark forces. It is definitely worth paying for no ads, because you’ll want to say yes to the additional ads that give you special balls and money. I have hundreds of thousands of coins and hundreds each of the special balls. Hint: get the ducks that are offered to you. You won’t get another chance.

bigmatto

Rating: 5/5

This game is fun. I am on world 4 and there might be an error because to get the last gem to finish that world it says 9,000,000 pearls needed, that seems like an excessively large number because the other gems only needed no more than 60,000. I am wondering if the 9 million number is an error because to jump from less the 100,00 to 9 million is a huge jump. Also can you add an option to turn off the music so we can hear just the sound effects? That would be a nice option in settings. I’ve also noticed that sometimes after returning from an ad break that there’s no sound at all sometimes even the volume is up on my phone and I have to close out the game and reopen it to get the sound back. Another bug I noticed is a couple of times i’ve gotten close to getting a gem when all of a sudden the number of pearls i’ve collected for a gem resets to zero and I have to start over again.

Ominous land

Rating: 5/5

While it's free to play, it does contain ads, but thankfully they're relatively short – averaging only 15-20 seconds each, with a clear option to skip them. For those who prefer an uninterrupted experience, an ad-free version is available through an in-app purchase. What I appreciate most is the game's balance. It presents a satisfying challenge without becoming overly frustrating. The gameplay is engaging and whimsical, making it perfect for those moments when you need a fun distraction or a quick way to pass the time. The charming visuals and satisfying mechanics kept me hooked, and I found myself coming back to it again and again. I highly recommend giving Pearl Gem a try if you're looking for a fun and relatively lightweight mobile game.