Jewel Quest Trilogy (Jewel Quest Mysteries, Jewel Quest 3, Mahjong Quest 3)

GBP 19.99

£19.99

Jewel Quest Trilogy (Jewel Quest Mysteries, Jewel Quest 3, Mahjong Quest 3)

Travel the world and uncover jewels and mahjong boards from the mythical Far East to the tropical jungles of South America!
3 of the most popular Quest titles come to the Wii for the first time in this jewel-packed collection! Get ready for an adventure of a lifetime as you go in search of the fabled jewel boards, locate precious artefacts and solve mind-bending mahjong puzzles.

Quest 1
Jewel Quest Mysteries: Curse of the Emerald Tear

Travel to ancient Egypt and bring in to play your eye for hidden objects to seek out treasures and jewels, hidden within stunning Egyptian locations.
18 stunning locations with 17 unique picture screens
Over 80 search screens in total
Collect bonus coins and gems to enhance your gameplay

Quest 2
Jewel Quest

Join archaeologist Rupert and Emma on a globe-trotting adventure around the world to locate the fabled golden jewel board which just might be the key to save their daughter’s sight!
Over 200 challenging levels
11 regions to explore
Match 30 different jewels on every continent

Quest 3
MahJong Quest

Join Kwazi on his soul-searching quest for balance. Make your way through mystical lands, matching pairs and triplets like never before -only you can restore harmony to the world.
More than 800 new puzzles
4 game modes: Quest, Free play, Tournament, a and Variations
72 challenging levels

Jewel Quest Trilogy (Jewel Quest Mysteries, Jewel Quest 3, Mahjong Quest 3)

GBP 19.99

£19.99

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Travel the world and uncover jewels and mahjong boards from the mythical Far East to the tropical jungles of South America!
3 of the most popular Quest titles come to the Wii for the first time in this jewel-packed collection! Get ready for an adventure of a lifetime as you go in search of the fabled jewel boards, locate precious artefacts and solve mind-bending mahjong puzzles.

Quest 1
Jewel Quest Mysteries: Curse of the Emerald Tear

Travel to ancient Egypt and bring in to play your eye for hidden objects to seek out treasures and jewels, hidden within stunning Egyptian locations.
18 stunning locations with 17 unique picture screens
Over 80 search screens in total
Collect bonus coins and gems to enhance your gameplay

Quest 2
Jewel Quest

Join archaeologist Rupert and Emma on a globe-trotting adventure around the world to locate the fabled golden jewel board which just might be the key to save their daughter’s sight!
Over 200 challenging levels
11 regions to explore
Match 30 different jewels on every continent

Quest 3
MahJong Quest

Join Kwazi on his soul-searching quest for balance. Make your way through mystical lands, matching pairs and triplets like never before -only you can restore harmony to the world.
More than 800 new puzzles
4 game modes: Quest, Free play, Tournament, a and Variations
72 challenging levels

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Jewel Quest Trilogy

This is a fantastic game, i cluding 3 games on 1 disc which are all excellent puzzle games. I already have all of these games for my nintendo ds & loved them soooo much that I just had to buy this for the wii too. I would definately recommend this as one of the best puzzle collection games around!!!!!

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Wii Jewel Quest Trilogy

This is a fantastic game, I already all 3 games which are included on this disc as nds games too & was so happy to find out that I could also get the same games for the wii. It has to be one of the best games ever.

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