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Set out on three times the fun with The Quest Trio. It features the exciting gameplay of Jewel Quest Expeditions, MahJong Quest and Jewel Quest Solitaire. You'll match jewels, move tiles and play cards in exciting and fun-filled settings. Jewel Quest Expeditions challenges you to match jewels of red, green, purple, orange or zebra through 180 unique jewel boards. MahJong Quest takes you through an amazing story of balance and trust involving 32 classic MahJong layouts and 32 additional puzzle layouts. Jewel Quest Solitaire gives you the chance to play Tri-peaks solitaire in a fresh way utilizing jewel-themed card decks.

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New story lines, characters and special effects for the DS
Play single player or with your friends
Jewel Quest Expeditions is a classic matching game with over 180 unique jewel baords to choose from
Mahjong Quest brings the ancient game of Mahjong to life, with a captivating sotryline and over 64 tile layouts of increasing challenge to unravel
Play tri-peaks solitaire with Jewel Quest Solitaire, in a new way using jewel-themed card decks. 114 layout and 684 possible card playing scenarios

Quest Trio out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 16775 user reviews

DS Quest Trio Set out on three times the fun with The Quest Trio. It features the exciting gameplay of Jewel Quest Expeditions, MahJong Quest and Jewel Quest Solitaire. You'll match jewels, move tiles and play cards in exciting and fun-filled settings. Jewel Quest Expeditions challenges you to match jewels of red, green, purple, orange or zebra through 180 unique jewel boards. MahJong Quest takes you through an amazing story of balance and trust involving 32 classic MahJong layouts and 32 additional puzzle layouts. Jewel Quest Solitaire gives you the chance to play Tri-peaks solitaire in a fresh way utilizing jewel-themed card decks.

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Graphic Novel / Manga Reader
August 29th, 2010 on 8:23 am
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I love Ancient of the 7 Worlds DS that I had to get more!! I found Jewel Quest DS but I was told by some gamers that I should get The Quest Trio instead that way I can get 3 games in one cartridge. Good advice!

If you like 7 Worlds DS you will like Jewel Quest. Very similar with matching the tiles and making sure you fill in the background to complete the levels.

I got this game mainly for the Jewel Quest. I tried the solitare & Mah Jong games as well and it was fun. It’s great for down times.

Can’t go wrong with this one!
Tracy Woodley
August 30th, 2010 on 4:24 am
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I am a first time gamer and have tried all three games as soon as I got it out of the box. I enjoyed playing all three. I like the graphics and the story line that helps you to learn how to play. The only adjustment so far, is getting used to the smaller tiles and pictures. Used to playing on a large computer screen. If you like Mahjongg types games, I think you will like this one. You get three games for the price of one.The Quest Trio
Vicki Linn
September 1st, 2010 on 4:39 am
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This is fun! Mahjong was hard but the other 2 are addicting! The story is a little hinky but I just skim through it!
K. Groh
September 2nd, 2010 on 6:09 am
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Quest Trio is three games (hence the trio) in one. Jewel Quest is a modified version of Bejeweled where you have to swap jewels to get three or more of one kind in a row. This is timed and definitely gets harder and more challenging.

In Jewel Quest Solitaire you have to eliminate cards by placing one higher or one lower than the card on the discard pile. The key is to look for series that you can carry on for awhile and get rid of the most cards. This also has many levels that get harder and harder (more cards are stacked in a “locked” pile or a pile with one card to eliminate on top before you can access all the others behind it.

The last game is Mahjong, traditional but with some twists. You can play this by just doing the standard Mahjong game, by only showing available matches (the other tiles are blank so it is harder to plan ahead) or by only revealing tiles that you turn over – almost like a memory game.

Additionally, there are three ways to play Mahjong boards – classic, on a quest, and boards with custom tiles.

This game holds your attention for a long time and is a great way to destress and work your brain a little.

I would highly recommend this game if you like puzzles and board games.
G. Wiese
September 3rd, 2010 on 6:40 am
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The game is very good and addictive. With all three games you can go from game to game. I’ve had this game for a day still like it. The variety is good. If you like puzzle games, this is for you. The solitaire is similiar to tri-peaks solitaire. This is good for all those addicted to mahjong. I like being able to use the touch screen for games like this. It makes it a little easier than with a mouse like the online games. You can make quicker matches.
Kelly Watson
September 3rd, 2010 on 11:35 am
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This was well worth the investment. Each of the three games are so addicting, will keep you entertained for months. I’ve played it everyday since I purchased it.
J. L. Steuber
September 4th, 2010 on 1:29 am
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We purchased this product as a Christmas gift in December 2008 and it has already given us many hours of enjoyment. It is very simple to use but is a great version of the classic games.
Jean Gambill
September 4th, 2010 on 8:49 pm
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Being a senior, not many of the DS games seem age appropriate. Quest Trio is fun for all ages. I am addicted to one game int the trio, Jewel Quest II. In Jewel Quest II you match 3 or more jewels of the same color. In doing so, the background changes color. When the entire background has changed color, that part of the game is complete. On some of the screens, some of the jewels are shaded and you can’t see what color they are until they are matched. The other two games within The Quest trio look like fun also, but I spend so much time playing Jewel Quest II, that I haven’t really had time to play them.
cinderelli
September 5th, 2010 on 2:46 am
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Read an article that said to keep your mind altert play games so here I am at 61 and playing my heart out and having a ball. Would recommend this game for young and old alike.
Mom
September 5th, 2010 on 3:39 am
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I have never been into the handheld games, but my kids have them. I play a game like this on my cell phone and decided to take the plunge. My husband got me a ds for Christmas and this game. I love this game. It is so much fun. We took a 6 hour road trip and time just flew by while I was playing this game. My son (age 7)and I play this while sitting in the woods in a stand watching for deer, quail, rabbits, wildlife. It makes time fly by. I would recommend this for any age.