In PvP, each character is ranked individually and has a first-win gold bonus. Difficulty and rewards is randomly determined before you pick a character, so you can use your weaker heroes on easier missions instead of just throwing your strongest heroes at whatever pops up first. In PvE mode, each character gets one attempt a day, though it can by bypassed with a high gold cost. Here some of the big reasons I am in love with Gunspell 2 right now: Equipment slots are usually for 1-2 categories of equipment, so you can't just slap all your best equipment on your best character. You won't have much use for all the tile types until you have a high level character, but that teaches you early on to deny the mana your opponent needs.Įach character has several equipment slots that each unlock at a certain level, and 1-3 abilities that are native to the character. MPQ had 7, but the 7th was weighted to appear much less frequently. 5 seems to be the standard for square match-3 games. I think this is on the higher end of number of tile types for a match-3. 4 colored mana, 1 skull attack, 1 shield, and 1 lucky coin. But for the most part, you can plan these out if you plan far enough, which just adds more potential for skill. That also means cascades are more likely, where you make a match and have the falling tiles create another match. G2 is played with hex pieces, which adds so much complexity when a piece can be moved 6 ways instead of 4 like the standard match-3 games. The main reasons I love G2 over others is the Hex pieces, the true feel of an RPG with different gearing strategies for your characters, and getting use out of your whole roster. I've played a lot of these games in the past, and I was even a bit of a whale in Marvel Puzzle Quest, years ago. Just wanted to make a post detailing my love of Gunspell 2, and why you should give it a shot.
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