Ultimate Jewel

I have been playing various versions of this game for about six years. Over time, they have tried various gimmicks and tricks to change the game without much improvement. However they have finally come up with a game that no longer mires you in mindless swapping of tiles waiting for something to happen. The game is simpler now but moves more quickly and to those folks who complain about waiting for bombs, you obviously haven’t played earlier versions 😜. There are a variety of ways to make things happen once you become skilled with it. 👍 to the developers, you have finally come up with a version that is challenging yet can be a lot of fun once you understand how it works!!

TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!! Love this game!! If I need to upgrade it I'll be glad to. Thanks for the awesome app!!!!!!!!! Now I have this game on both my devices & it's still AWESOME!!!!! I don't know where to go to tell u a "bug" is on your app to where it makes the game go to the App Store while playing it. Since I couldn't go to app support to report it I thought I do it on here. Thanks for updating your app cause it plays a lot better. More like it did when I first downloaded it to put on my phone! Actually I like this newer version then when I first got it! I love the power ups & visual effects!

Wme have had a good many years playing this game. Our various groups have enjoyed their ability to relax trying to finish a screen. Note, very little instruction and no information on how scoring is done, which can be confusing at times. No hints on how to master various screens and some sick puppy that has designed some screens makes it very frustrating for the younger crowd and some DD and visually handicapped individuals. Then the programming changed to flood the game with ads. Yes, ads are important and in the past, many of us have actually read and ordered products with good results. Now, ads can take minutes to get back to the game even though you have seen that same ad a 100 times. When you look to leave ad, you cannot find that tiny “x” hidden on the screen and the visually challenged just give up. And the game is rated for children but the ads are not. Actually some ads are for adults only with on screen promotion to violence, gambling, and even missionary propaganda. Unfortunately some ads outright use bait and switch schemes and violate copyright laws to lure customers. One company for women’s clothing sends, if you a rare receiver of items, inferior or seconds or thirds from mainland China. A so-called wig company shows celebrity wearing the item for sale, but the item is for a Halloween gag. Then try and get a refund, the wig company’s email address doesn’t exist. Another company sends your items Toto the general post office where you have to pick it up and pay extra to get 3rd rate, cheap product. Read the disclosures and you discover you willn need a lawyer. The corporation that owns UJ is run by TYBOTS—people hired to be insensitive to the needs of customers as few that try to recover their money, and show higher profits over people. They aren’t human—profits before people. By playing games owned by tybots, you are encouraging them to steal and if you a are a righteous person—-who will be be their next victim? Your child? Mother? Your partner? You?