Remember, too, that hitting the Hint button won't necessarily give you the most strategic move, but it will give you an obvious one you may have overlooked. Save those bottom row moves for the moments when you've exhausted every top row move first. Eliminating jewels in the bottom rows too soon will cause the order in the top rows to change, eliminating easy scores.
Go for the matches that are in the first three rows, even if you see clear moves at the bottom. If you do make these matches, you're rewarded with a Star Gem, which can be matched with others to make massive gem eliminations since it will also carry over into another level if unused.Īnyone who has played Bejeweled will give you the same advice: always move from the top. Pause to see if you can fit them into your strategy when the more obvious matches are hiding from you. These are easy to overlook when you're focused on rows of three or four. Points can also be earned in less common patterns, like L and T shapes. Matching two Flame Gems creates an explosion, which is rewarding in points, but admittedly it does shake up whatever strategy you may have had in place. To reach for more points, try to match four jewels the four will condense down into a Flame Gem, which will carry over into the next level if you don't use it. The most basic way to score in Bejeweled is by matching three jewels in a horizontal or vertical row. With each new level, the basic score goes up by 50 points.
Before you reach double digits in level numbers, you will have reached a six-digit score, even if you're brand new to the game. The bar across the bottom of the screen gives you an indication of how you are progressing through each level. It will put brackets around it and make it spin, but it's up to you to move it up and down or side to side by sliding it. Speaking of moves, remember that tapping on a gem won't move it.
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