Lovely Disney-type artwork including fun splodgy paintbrush effects. The system of power ups and bonuses is not quite like any I've seen before and it took me most of the one hour trial to feel familiar with it. There is a timer but as it refills whenever you make any sort of match I don't know why they bothered - you'd have to just sit twiddling your thumbs to make it run out. At the end of each level a greyed-out forest scene has been recoloured, and you get a pretty little jigsaw bonus game. As I've already taken advantage of today's Oktoberfest sales event I won't be buying Bumblebee jewel today, but it will definitely stay on my list.

The opening of this game shows beautifully bright and vivid graphics that are cartoonish, so it may appear that the game is for the young or beginning match 3 player, but don't let that fool you! I like the way this game progresses...it introduces new features (power-ups and bombs) in stages as you play, instead of presenting them all in one confusing clump at the beginning. You get to earn and use them for a couple of games before the next power-up is introduced. The game basics are making chains of three or more of the same tile, clearing all colored and blocked tiles, while trying to make chains that earn more power-ups. The timer doesn't even appear until the third board, so you have two games to get the hang of the basics before you're under the timer. You have three chances to clear a level before the timer runs out, so that you can advance to the next level. It's bright, colorful and cute, but not always so easy to clear the board. It's important to work for and use your power-ups. In between the levels there are puzzles to piece together. As an expert player, I did have the timer run out on me once during the trial. It's not as difficult as some of the games out there...it has challenge and once you learn how to charge your power-ups, it is a bit more relaxing and just a fun and colorful game! Definitely NOT just for the young or beginner match 3 player. Have fun!