Clockmaker, the engaging match-three puzzler from developer Belka Games, is set to celebrate the Independence Holiday with a spectacular event starting today. This event promises to enhance the festivities of July 4th with a series of dazzling and richly crafted activities that you won't want to miss.
Before diving into the event details, let's quickly recap what Clockmaker is all about for those new to the game. Positioned as a match-three game tailored for a more mature audience, Clockmaker immerses you in a town cursed by the Maleficent Clockmaker, a nefarious character who delights in both disrupting lives and crafting clocks.
In terms of gameplay, you'll be swiping and matching jewels to clear them from various grids, tackling quests, deploying power-ups, facing challenges, and navigating through an intricate story campaign that spans over a thousand match-three levels. If you're a fan of match-three puzzles, Clockmaker is definitely worth checking out.
Now is the perfect time to jump into Clockmaker, especially with the Independence Holiday event in full swing. The event features several exciting and rewarding activities, beginning with the Gem-Collecting Tournament. This tournament challenges you to gather gems, climb the leaderboards, and earn rewards. It's designed to be accessible to players of all skill levels, offering a great opportunity to sharpen your skills while amassing a collection of gems and other goodies.
Following that, there's the Float High event. To participate, simply complete levels and collect special tickets. These tickets will help you progress on a game board, where you can collect gems, boosters, and bonuses along the way.
Lastly, the Temporary Town event offers a story-driven adventure where one of the game's main characters journeys forward in time to New Clocksville. As expected, the Clockmaker continues his villainous antics in this dystopian future, and it's up to you to stop him.
Ready to join the fun? Head over to the Google Play Store to play Clockmaker on Android or PC right now.
