While its classic gameplay can be quite addictive, the game still fails in its overall graphical presentation. In other words, visuals are not all that pleasing, and animations are unimpressive, especially on the illustrations of the actual places you get to collect during the picture puzzle mini-game. On the other hand though, there are many things you'll learn from playing the game as you're given trivia facts about each landmark's rich history and background. You get treated to some sounds native to a certain landmark's location too when you click them, making the whole match-3 exercise quite rewarding.
Electric Playground:
"A little bit different, but very good. World Voyage plays around with the matching game formula and produces a winner. Every time you match a gem, you build towards a power-up that can be used to get you through the game. Or you can tough it out and try to smash locks and bricks through strategic matching. The gems are trickier to match because the "grid" is on an angle and the fall in ways you might not be used to, making World Voyage a welcome challenge."
