Alchemy Popcap

[Enrique Fats]

Howto play:

There are different runes or symbols in the game and you must make a couple of mistakes before you will find out the correct combination of runes. For beginners, it can be a total headache and it will seem hard as hell at first; however when you will find out the correct combination even once it will be enough to understand how this game truly works.

A lot of people ask me from time to time that game rules are way too confusing for them. I have a lot of content on my site, I explain very well what kind of runes are in the game, how you should combine these rules, what is the main objective of the game, etc. Content is there, it is no problem, problem is that people either are too lazy to read or reading is not a suitable form of learning for them. This is why I have decided to add a YouTube guide.

Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that there are other cool alchemy puzzle games out there, if you will manage to finish this game completely you can try playing them in the future. If you have your own suggestions please share them below in the comments section, I would love to see more similar games myself.

By the way, if you are interested in playing this awesome online game(SpiderSolitaireAARP) we have it on our blog. Click here and you can play the first version of the game for free right on our site ? If you want to play Little Alchemy 2 we have it as well. We also have a pretty decent guide, you can learn a lot of new interesting stuff so make sure that you read our guides as well.

Things get even better when it comes to mind games (such as Alchemy), not only it helps you to stay entertained, but it can also help you to learn something new, to improve your thinking abilities and concentrations.

Conclusion:

Game is really entertaining, if you are a fan of puzzle games you will most likely enjoy it. It is also important to note that we have pretty interesting future updates. We plan to expand our site and we plan to add a more similar puzzle game. We would like to hear your suggestions guys, list some of your favorite puzzle games below, we will review them add and add them on our blog as soon as it is possible.

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I loved Dead Space 2, Dragon Age 2, and I've played Super Meat Boy until my eyes bled. It is now time to take a breath and relax. Preferably on the Xbox 360. I'm not totally against PC games (i know most sim city/tycoon games are PC only), but I would really prefer Xbox 360.

I'm looking for a non-combat oriented sim or casual game. I don't like time limits either. To give you some perspective, here is a list of "casual/sim" games that I own and enjoyed at one point:

A Kingdom for Keflings

(PC) Sim City 3000

Viva Pinata! (straight up. shit's fun)

(PC) Sim Tower (super old but i go back every so often)

Puzzle Quest, and to a lesser extent Puzzle Quest Galactrix

Crystal Defenders (you could pause and place guys any time, and it was generally laid back)

(PC) Alchemy (popcap games)

Here are some games I'm looking at on Xbox 360, but not 100% sure about:

Thrillville: On the Rails! (reviews say it's too simplistic, but TBH this is the closest thing I've found to what I want)

World of Keflings (Original KfK was over a little too quick for me. 1200 is a lot of points. anyone know if this one is longer?)

Puzzle Quest 2 (Again a lot of points, and i'm afraid it'll be too similar to PQ1)

Create (not enough reviews. can't decide. still $40 i think, too)

Board games would be great too. I tried Risk Factions, but personally, I'm not big on Risk. I always fucking lose because my rolls suck 99% of the time. I'll go in with like 900 guys on 1 dude and lose 895 of them. I have Carcassone already.

Any ideas? I just want to sit back with a beer and manage a zoo or some shit. Preferably on Xbox 360. Honestly, if you have a suggestion of good games you play to relax I'm willing to listen, even if they're not in these categories, but this is what I'm looking at myself.

Tropico 3 is Sim City Communist Cuba and it's awesome, the controls scheme actually fits the console controller quite well. Tropico 4 has been announced is supposed to come out either this Summer or Fall.

Edit: Since you have Crystal Defenders up there it seems Tower Defense is ok, you should get Plants vs. Zombies, it's great.

forza 3 for racing sims. comparing it to gran turismo 5 i thought it felt like a racing arcade. the game feels faster than gran turismo 5.

need for speed shift: also kind of like a sim and arcade game.

Alchemy game is a well-known computer puzzle game which was introduced by PopCap Games in 29th august 2001. When the game was introduced there were hardly available online computer puzzle games. Mr. Jason Kapalka studied requirements of people, and designed the game. When the game was introduced, it was only available for Windows platform but later on after some researches it was made available in Mac platform. The game is available online but its free version does not have all the features what the paid version of the game has. If you want to enjoy the game you can take a free trial of the game, and if you like it you can download full version of the game after paying a little money.

The game is also available in compact discs; therefore if you do not have enough space on your hard-disk you can have the game on a compact disc. And, when you want to run it on your PC you can install it and enjoy playing it.

Difference between free and paid version of the alchemy game.

The free version of the alchemy game has only one skill level out of three skill levels and when you can complete it your game would be over. However, if you have full version of the game, you can reach higher levels after completing lower levels one by one.

Is the alchemy game easy to play?

The game is very easy to play, therefore if you have no idea of how to play the alchemy game of PopCap Games, you can easily learn it after reading the instructions. Are multiple players allowed to play? The game is designed for a single user interface. Therefore, multiple users are not allowed to play on a single system.

Does it need any specific system requirements to play?

However, the game has pre-defined system requirements, but if you have a PC then definitely your PC would meet all the requirements. A processor of 350Hz or higher is able to process the game very easily. You also do not need to have a terabyte random access memory to run it well because simply a 128 MB random access memory is enough for the game.

How can you get the full version of the game?

It is pretty easy to download full version of the game what you need to do is just visit some downloading Websites, and see if it is available. You can also get the full version of the game from the Website of Alchemy after paying a few bucks.

Gaming platform.

Gaming platform of the alchemy game looks pretty well. It has a board which is made of squares. The square shapes are available in lead and golden colors. Runes or randomly generated symbols are used on these squares to clear rows. Once a row is cleared you score the points. The scoring system of the game is easy to understand. The scoring points start from 0 to 40000 or more points. Once you score 40000 or more points you get the title of grand alchemical emperor. The game is designed in three skill levels. The Level 1 is the lowest and level 3 is the highest skill level of the game.

Alchemistry is a crafting puzzle played at an apothecary. Completing a round of alchemistry finishes two hours of labor on a product currently in the apothecary queue. Alchemistry appears to loosely borrow its mechanics from Popcap's Rocket Mania.

Alchemistry can be played with the mouse or arrow keys; the individual controls can be modified using the options screen. Use the mouse (or arrow keys) to select the piece you wish to rotate; a left mouse click (or S key) rotates the piece counterclockwise, while a right mouse click (or D key) rotates the piece clockwise. You can also use a mouse wheel if equipped to rotate either way. Hitting the "FILL" button (or the spacebar) causes all the paths you have connected to be filled. This option does not appear until at least one path goes to a bottle. A game is finished when all the bottle slots at the bottom of the screen (between "FILL" and the rat image) have been filled.

Routing a color to a wrong bottle breaks the bottle, as shown in the right side of the above image. Broken bottles do not move from the conveyor belt, thus clogging a spot for the remainder of the game.

If you find a bottle with more than one color, the bottom-most color is always filled first. After a particularly good fill, you might notice bottles gleaming (you can check by clicking on any of the bottles on the conveyor belt). The more gleams, the more valuable the bottle will be when it is filled completely. Once filled, the bottles will move to a slot on the bottom of the screen, where they will show zero, one, two, or three stars. The most valuable bottles have three stars.

If a primary color is routed through the "Quicksilver" piece (with an image of a "Q"), one of the bulbs of that color will be filled with a new silver-grey color, instead of the routed color, on the next turn. This grayish fluid can be used as any of the six colors, thus making it extremely valuable. However, quicksilver only counts as one color in scoring. If you route a two-color combination (orange, purple, or green) through a quicksilver piece, one bulb of each of the two component colors will become a quicksilver bulb. Routing two separate colors through a quicksilver bonus (i.e. a red and a green) will also result in two bulbs of quicksilver.

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