Remove obstructing stones to trigger cascades that align identical ones into horizontal or vertical rows. This casual indie puzzle flips the usual match-three formula, demanding quick logic under a ticking timer. Clear a row and watch time shrink, though the game restores some when it registers your success.
Points climb to unlock tougher tiers with stingier time rewards on counted rows. Minimal graphics keep the focus sharp on relaxed yet tense decisions. Timer hits zero, and scores reset-perfect for casual players chasing high scores on PC.
Bewells is not exactly a classic three in a row game. You don't have to stack three identical stones in a row, but on the contrary, remove obstructing stones so that the stones that fall as a result form a horizontal or vertical row of identical stones. The game has a timer. Your time is also reduced when you remove a row of stones, and also added when a row is counted by the game. With the growth of points, move to another tier of difficulty and get less time for counted rows. When the timer reaches zero your game will be over and the points will be reset to zero.
Minimal graphics
Relaxed logic game
