Bejeweled Classic Beginner's Guide and Gameplay Walkthrough

When it comes to gaming, it is not always about having fights, shooting and battles and so on. Sometimes, all we might need is to match some tiles and play them for enjoyment. For such a game, you have Bejeweled Classic, where you will emerge yourselves with several game modes, making you match gems. The more you go through the progress, the more it makes you addicted, and before entering into it, it is necessary to have a beginner's guide as it is the best way to understand the game In advance.

 

Content

• Bejeweled Classic Beginner Guide for the Normal Gems
• Bejeweled Classic Beginner Guide for the Game Modes
• Bejeweled Classic Beginner Guide for the Boosts
• Conclusion

 

 

So, if you are just a Bejeweled Classic beginner, let us describe to you how you should play the game, and here we are describing to you the primary elements to know as a beginner too. Even though the gameplay goes in a theme of gem-matching, you will have to learn a lot from the game because there are some game modes, gem types, achievements, as well as much excitement carried with the game.

 

It is now your time to match some gems and earn some points. Let's have the Bejeweled Classic on PC, and it is time to learn some beginner things related to the game. From starting to the end, we are going to advise you on several aspects of the game and no need to waste time here. Let's get straight to the Bejeweled Classic beginner guide from here.

 

Bejeweled Classic Beginner Guide for the Normal Gems

The first point from this beginner guide before you start the game should be about the gems because those are the items that the gameplay will revolve around. As a player, your task with gems is related to swapping them to the matching gems, and you can even rotate them with Gem Rotator.

 

You have four directions to swap your gems right, left, up and down. Try to match as many gems as you can by swapping, as it is the best way to make you reach the next level.

 

You are just moving the gems, and before you do it, it is better to have a full idea of what purpose each gem color holds.

 

 

We can see seven different colors available for the normal gems and with their colors, and you just have to match the gems from the same colors and earn your points. And those gems are as follows.

 

• Red Gems – these gems have a squared shape with red color on it

• Yellow Gems – these are more like the rhombus in shape and similar to the red gems but different in their color

• Orange Gems – the orange-colored gems which have an icosahedron shape

• Purple Gems – these gems have a flat prism shape with them

• Blue Gems – the diamond-shaped gems are known as the Blue Gems

• White Gems – White gems are like balls and come with a little bit of similarity to the Green gems

• Green Gems – we have a round decagon shape with Green gems from the game.

 

Special Types of Gems in Bejeweled Classic

Other than the previously mentioned normal gems, we also have some special gems in the game that have some specific uses to the gameplay, which can be listed as follows.

 

• Rare Gems – Rare gems come with coins you can activate from the game, and you will be able to do so by participating in the daily challenges, giving away, and events. You cannot have these gems for all the times in the game because, as the name says, they are very rare.

 

• Special Gems – special gems come with superior powers, and they have the power to destroy multiple swaps in a match. Special games will be made by matching four or more same colored and same type gems.

 

 

• Black Gem – this is a gem that comes with a pentagon round shape, and it has a very rare appearance in the game.

 

Bejeweled Classic Beginner Guide for the Game Modes

Several types of game modes are available in this game to be captured by every beginner, and those can be listed with their details as follows.

 

Classic Game Mode

The primary game mode of the game is known as the classic mode, and you are not going to be bound by a time frame here. The classic mode requires players to swap their gems, and you need to match three or more similar colored gems in this mode within the same column or a row. When you successfully match these gems, it can fill the bar, and when it is filled completely, you are going to move to the next stage. You will fail at the game if you are stuck in a phase where you don't have any possible moves for matching.

 

Zen Game Mode

 

The next game mode coming from this game is the Zen mode, and it will be a variant coming from the same Classic mode, and here you will not run out more from your moves. It can make you some special gems for the game and more like a mode to practice the best ways to handle the gaming.

 

Lightning Game Mode

 

The next mode is the Lightning, and here you can have as many points as you can, but there is a time limit here. You only have a minute to complete the game mode, and if you collect some Time Gems, it will give you more time. It is better if a Bejeweled Classic beginner can maintain a good speed here because it literally comes with a time limit.

 

Butterflies Mode

Here as the name says, it makes you save Butterfly gems, and you need to do it before those gems go towards the Spider gem.

 

 

Poker Game Mode

The next game mod is the Poker, and by matching gems, you will be able to make some poker hands here. There will be five cards to start the game, and you have to start with a big game board with a set of playing cards here. You have to match the same colored gems for the given times here, and whenever there is a match made for the same colors in gems, a card will display its relevant color. When you have done it five times, each time, there will be five cards showing that same colored gem and making five cards means you will earn some points.

 

Diamond Mine Game Mode

In this game mode from Bejeweled Classic, you will see a digging machine that comes with gems. You have to clear the earth in this mode, and yes, you literally do it by matching gems because the surrounding here carries a lot of dirt squares.

 

The Ice Storm

The last game mode that you have to deal with in Bejeweled Classic is the Ice Storm, and here you can see your game board is filled with ice from its bottom to top. You can match your gems and then destroy the columns from your board. If you make it a vertical match, then it will push down the whole of the column. And by using the effects from special gems, you can totally destroy those ice columns.

 

 

Bejeweled Classic Beginner Guide for the Boosts

This is one of the features coming from the Bejeweled Classic, where you can have some special items from the game, and you can either buy them or earn them for free by watching some ads. They have two types from the game Super Boosts and Regular Boosts, and the way they earned the game can be listed as follows.

 

 

Regular Boosts

Regular boosts can be earned by purchasing with a microtransaction method from the game. These are coming along with three types as follows.

 

• Time Bonus – can extend the time limit by giving you 20 seconds

• Scramble – replacing the gem positions

• Freeze – will prevent Butterflies from moving by freezing them for over two turns.

 

Super Boosts

 

• Digger – can mine the Diamond Mine to the bottom

• Mystery Gem – can make special gems to the game board

• Time Extender – increase your Time Gems

• Reset – place all the butterflies on the bottom

• Freeze Time – make an ice storm to freeze the ice columns

• Wild Card – giving a wild card to the poker

 

Conclusion

So, that is it for the Bejeweled Classic beginner guide, and we are going to end our guide from here. But don't forget that if you want to have this gem-matching experience from a wider screen, you are still free to do it with the best android emulator: LDPlayer 9, with the best optimizations made to the game. And let's wind up our guide form here and refer to these all for better gameplay. After all, it is not just about color matching; it is much more than a perfect match.