It’s usually just standard match three games that keep my attention, so when I first tried out Grindstone, I didn’t think it would be for me. Most of the time, though, I find that while such games can easily grab my interest, many will quickly lose it when I actually start playing. There’s something about the simple mechanic of making connections on a grid that’s hard for me to resist.
When it comes to mobile games, all a new title has to do to draw me in is show a Candy Crush-style grid of objects. Pilgrims is available as part of Apple Arcade on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac.
If you missed this release, which trailed the Apple Arcade launch by a few weeks, be sure to check it out now.
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Playing on a big Mac screen with a good set of speakers is a close second, but sitting back in a comfortable chair and exploring Pilgrims’ world from an iPad can’t be beaten. It’s the combination of storytelling and card-based play that makes Pilgrims such a perfect match with the iPad. It also makes Pilgrims a fun game to revisit because, although the environment may be familiar, testing different interactions with the characters you meet along the way makes repeat plays fun. In turn, that lends itself to a leisurely pace and provides a richer experience than doing the minimum necessary to reach the end of the game would suggest. The scenes are handled with an excellent sense of humor and whimsy that encourages you to experiment. Interactions are initiated by dragging cards into each scene and then watching how the story unfolds. Interactions in Pilgrims are primarily accomplished by dragging the cards of items you’ve collected and travelers you’ve befriended into each scene.
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