If you need another confirmation that a good video game has nothing to do with unswerving finances and big teams working years in a row to develop it, help yourself to Bejeweled. Released by PopCap games a decade ago, it received mixed reviews from the critics, but it was a massive success with the public. That is all that matters in this industry, where the customers are always right, and the reviews are not always relevant in the early stages.
The recipe was simple and yet very effective, with some colorful gems being in the center of the action and the goal is to swap them in such a manner that they will wind up three or more in a row. If you achieve this, you are already a step close to success because they will disappear, and you are awarded with bonus points. Easy to pick up and fairly difficult to master, Bejeweled appealed to a broad audience and continued to grow, with several installments following the original.
The online market is very permeable and the ones who come up with catchy and inexpensive title will thrive, and that is exactly what happened to Bejeweled. Initially, a free game, it benefited of Microsoft’s support and from that point onward, the road to success was wide open. Nowadays, Bejeweled is still the same attractive game, but with better graphics, enhanced game mechanics and enough new features to remain one of the best selling titles for the casual gamers.
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