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Bejeweled Stars: Match 3 Game
EA's match-3 with moving gem currents, cloud boards and collectible emojis; needs a constant connection.
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- Developer
- EA Swiss Sarl
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Genre
- Casual
- Price
- Free
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About this game
The twist in Bejeweled Stars, EA's take on its own match-3 series, is that the board itself moves. Currents carry gems across the grid, Clouds of gems can be pushed around to set off cascades, and some levels have butterflies drifting upward that need to be freed before they escape. Matching gems is still the core, but the layouts keep changing underneath. Boosts are built rather than bought outright: SkyGems collected in play are turned into tools like the Star Swapper, which clears tough spots, and the Scrambler, which reshuffles the board. Each level finished earns stars that fill Constellations in a night sky for rewards, and chests drop collectible Bejeweled emojis, hundreds of them, usable in messages. Every level has its own leaderboard for competing with friends. A persistent internet connection is required, the game shows ads, and there are optional in-app purchases that include random items. Its social features are intended for players over 13.
Bejeweled Stars: Match 3 Game: the full guide
What the game is
The board moves. That's the idea EA built Bejeweled Stars around: currents sweep gems over the grid, Clouds of gems get nudged to trigger cascades, and butterflies drift upward and must be freed before they escape. Matching three is still the core, but the layout shifts beneath your fingers as you play.
Boosters are crafted rather than simply bought. SkyGems collected in play turn into tools like the Star Swapper and the Scrambler. Finished levels earn stars that light up Constellations in a night sky, paying rewards, chests drop hundreds of collectible Bejeweled emojis for use in messages, and every level has its own friend leaderboard.
How a session plays
A level is a few minutes of swapping gems to meet an objective, whether a score target, clearing specific tiles or rescuing butterflies before they reach the top. The moving currents mean you can't plan a board in advance the way you would in a static match-3; you react to where the gems drift.
Between levels you turn collected SkyGems into boosters, check your Constellation progress and open any chests you've earned. Friend leaderboards per level give a reason to replay a stage you've already cleared. The game needs a persistent connection, so a session is tied to being online throughout.
Why people look for it
Bejeweled is one of the oldest names in match-3, and people who played earlier entries look for the current one by brand. Stars differentiates itself with moving boards, which attracts players bored of static grids, and the emoji collection is an unusual hook that gets mentioned. EA's publishing muscle keeps it visible in the category.
Look and feel
Bejeweled has always been about glossy, saturated gems on dark backgrounds, and the night-sky Constellation map extends that palette into the meta-game. Five screenshots are on the page, likely including a current-swept board and the Constellation screen. Expect polished animations for cascades and a fair amount of chrome around the board for boosters and objectives.
