Treasures of the Mystic Sea

I also gave myself eye-strain playing this game, but I completed all the levels. Here are a few requests I'd love to see implemented in a future version: Ditch the random swap and random remove powers and replace with an "add time" power. Allow the swapping of key and prize tiles instead of having them locked. Make the levels slightly shorter and smaller. (The sense of accomplishment for having finished should happen more often.) Perhaps make the tiles slightly more graphical and less illustrative to ease the eyes.

Frequently I'll elminate the chip below an objective several times, and a piece other than the objective will fall. This happens multiple times in a row, and is borderline gamebreaking.

Very good but a couple of suggestions. make keys/treasures swappable and how about every time you get a long line (or mega combo) get a time bonus.

I don't know what it is, maybe the constantly moving tiles, but it is impossible to concentrate and find matches.

Let me explain what this game does to your brain: Every time you hit a triplet, you get a tiny boost of dopamine. You feel just a little bit happy, a tiny bit. It quickly receeds. Next time, you get another boost. Because of the hex layout, you get a LOT of triplets. Thousands and thousands. So your brain is constantly producing little spurts of dopamine while you play it. Thus it's compulsively playable even if not exactly fun. The end result is that you feel burned out due to dopamine exhaustion.

As well as this, it's intensely left brain, and can exhaust the analytical pattern finding side of the brain. It's a really mentally exhausting game to play.

This is a good game. I have it five stars. It's very challenging and a good twist on the theme. It's very well programmed. But I have to be honest, this game is very bad for your mental health. I just beat it, and I feel absolutely listless and awful.