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Diamond Twister is basically a Bejeweled clone, but instead of mimicking it, Damond Twister actually expands upon it, and does a number of things better than PopCap’s classic version. For one thing, there’s an actual story to follow along, which takes you to 8 different locations around the world to steal gems. Sure, it’s hokey, but it adds a bit of depth to the game. There are 8 game modes, spanning 64 difficulty levels. There are stats and high score boards that track your progress.
You can use the accelerometer to cause gems to fall in a certain direction. Swiping gems around is fluid and much better than Bejeweled sluggish animation. My one gripe with the diamonds are that they are too small and it’s easy to move the wrong diamond with your fingers.
The graphic style is pretty unique. Gems explode when a match is made, and the various powerups you create adds a nice flair to the gameplay. Sound effects, music, and the intentional cheesy voice-overs are all of great quality, and complements the gameplay.
Thanks to the variety of gameplay modes and challenges, Diamond Twister has a lot of replayability going for it, making it a good long-term game to have on your iPhone/iPod Touch. If you’ve already got Bejeweled, Diamond Twister may not provide enough over it, but if you don’t, Diamond Twister is worth getting over Bejeweled and any other similar games in the App Store.
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