Build a city from the ashes of a fallen civilization and rule your people with wisdom and justice in Heroes of Hellas 2: Olympia! A mix of gripping Match 3 gameplay and city building fun, Heroes of Hellas 2 challenges you to drag your mouse across chains of identical items to remove obstacles, activate bonus items and collect valuable objects. Between levels, you can play one of eight minigames and spend the gold you earn on upgrades for your city!

In Heroes of Hellas 2: Olympia, you are tasked with collecting resources and building a vast city at the location of an ancient civilization. The game is based on familiar principled of Match 3 gameplay and as you progress through the various levels, you earn different kinds of resources, which allow you to build the city of Olympia and restore its 3 most important aspects: Food, defense, and culture.

Play the full version of Heroes of Hellas 2 - Olympia for free. Heroes of Hellas 2: Olympia (Video Game) Download Heroes of Hellas 2: Olympia Minimum System Requirements OS: Windows XP/Vista/78 CPU: Pentium 2.

• Unique gameplay • Immersive atmosphere • Rebuild Olympia! Rated 5 out of 5 by campingramps from Nice take it easy game I have had this game for years and it is one I never tire of. Each level is a little harder as they go along but never to the point where you give up in frustration. I play this one when I just want a relaxing, no pressure game. The puzzles that pop up between levels are not too difficult and there is no penalty for not finishing one. The only con to this game is when you finish and then start over there is no way to skip the tutorial.

That can be annoying but I just play through it and have fun. This isn't what I would class as a match 3 game but it would probably be close to that category. I highly recommend this game for no stress fun. Rated 5 out of 5 by arnold1049 from CHAIN TYPE MATCH 3 The first time I played a chain type Match 3, I fell in love with the format. This game is 100% chain type, and not just in straight lines with 90 degree angles. I can create a chain from one side of the board to the other, with lots of twists and turns. There is lots to do in this game.

Every board has different goals to accomplish. Powerups can be different depending on what tiles the board is made of. If there are Fire Stones, then you have a rain power up to put them out. A reshuffle power up is always available.

Charging these power ups is done by matching a specific type of tile for each power up; blue for the rain, red for selectively eliminating a 3x3 set of tiles, white for the reshuffle, etc. For each board completed within the allowed time, you earn a designation of either Hero, Expert or Master, in descending order of time used. The least amount of time used got you the Hero designation. Coins are awarded for several types of accomplishments for each board, some based on speed and others on tiles cleared, etc.

At certain intervals, you must solve a board that drops a piece of a hero's pendant off the board. Once all the pieces of the pendant are collected, then you are presented with a swap-tyle jigsaw puzzle to create a picture of the hero that can be used as a screen saver. One type of board was particularly hard for me; removing all tiles in a limited number of moves. I skipped those a lot. I also skipped some of the boards towards the end of the game that were too complicated for me to solve within the time limit allowed. It would have been nice to be able to play with no time limit. I'm not sure how I won the ability to skip boards.

Trophies could also be won, such as bringing x number of people into the city, destroying x number of a specific kind of tile, completing the castle, all the buildings, etc. In the trophy room in the Museum, there is a scroll that allows you to replay the jigsaw puzzles.

Download Driver Scanner Plustek Opticpro P12 Windows 7. Coins earned during play are used to build and/or upgrade various buildings in the city. Increasing the population of the city as a result of solving boards causes a castle to be built in increments. The ultimate size of the city is called City of Light, which ends the game.

With all these things to do, as well as lots and lots of boards, this game takes a long time to play. I have purchased all the games in this series.

A fun, very challenging game. Rated 5 out of 5 by cybersauced from Hello Heroes WOW, what a game!

Hidden object games are my favorite, but I wanted to try something new for a change. After two days of demoing various Match 3 games, I came across this little known jewel. I got a lot more than I ever expected. Heroes is much more than a match 3.