Magical Eats
Much like other Match-3 games, your goal is to assemble groups of three or more to defeat your opponent. Magical Eats, a Game Jam entry on Nitori.Itch.io is a...
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About Magical Eats: Much like other Match-3 games, your goal is to assemble groups of three or more to defeat your opponent. Magical Eats, a Game Jam entry on Nitori.Itch.io is a combination Rhythm/Puzzler Match-3 game based on the ArcSys game, Magical Beats. Join Touhou's Marisa as she dates her way through five stages matching blocks to the beat. This game was produced for the Touhou Pride Jam 3 event.ta You may only drop blocks on the fourth note of the Metronome, indicated by the yellow region, if you take too long or miss your timing your blocks will fly off wildly!
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