Wedding Escape

Introduction

Logical games similar to "Three in a Row" have flooded the market and hardly differ from one another. Firebird Games made an attempt to be a little more original with the genre in their new project called Wedding Escape and redeveloped the gameplay significantly maintaining the "Three in a Row" principle. 

GamePlay

The story begins with the main character standing at the altar pondering the thought of an escape. Having finally decided to run for it at the last minute, the groom or the bride (depends on who you choose among the 60 characters available) are closely followed by the relatives and friends from the other half's side. In order for the run-away to lose his tail you need to collect a certain amount of blocks at every location you pass. You could say, it is the good old "Three in a Row" all over again, but it isn't. There are two types of shapes: diamonds and coins that each have their sides colored differently. To collect a row you need to turn the figures and make them all show the side of the same color. You click the display and turn up to five figures in the same row at a time.

Bottom Line

In the end, if you are able to operate within the limitations of each location, then your character will succeed in his cunning Wedding Escape, or else.