Rocks take two matches to clear them, stones take three matches, and boulders take four. These are denser than regular earth and thus require extra adjacent matches to clear them. In addition to dirt, Diamond Mine features rocks, stones, and boulders. The dialog box that appears upon encountering dark rock for the first time. Unlike Classic Mode, it is not possible for the player to run out of legal moves in Diamond Mine, and "The Voice" will not say compliments. For each row of new earth added to the bottom, a depth indicator will increase by 20 meters, while an All Clear (when every dirt square on-screen is removed) increases 40 meters. The game will also push existing gems in the upper rows of the board off the top when this happens. Upon clearing all the earth above this line, any remaining dirt will rise until the top of it reaches the fifth row of the grid, and new earth will appear at the bottom to simulate digging deeper into the ground.
Between the sixth and seventh rows of the board is a white line called the Dig Line. Special Gem effects, such as Flame Gem explosions, can remove dirt as well. The object of Diamond Mine is to clear the earth by matching gems next to it. Also included are many dirt squares, which make up the lower rows of the grid. In Diamond Mine, the game board resembles a digging machine with the gems placed inside it. The game mode originally appear in the launch version.Īn overview of Diamond Mine's instructions. Like all the other game modes, this game mode is unlocked by default in Bejeweled Classic. In the mobile (J2ME) version, it becomes available by reaching level 5 in Classic.In the PC, Mac, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo DS versions of Bejeweled 3, it is a secret game mode that becomes available by revealing the first Relic in Quest.
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