Match Land

For now I play there for 3 days and I get tired of it. It is very good to advance in the game without going through the box "purchase", just be patient, something that we no longer know how to do unfortunately.

Worst of its kind. Love these types of games, and I'm actualy quite good at them. Cute at first (I'm sure you'll fall in love with it, but super annoying later. You have to wait an eternity for everything. Or spend money. Irritating. Deleted.

It's a very good Pastime and I still Enjoy it. The only thing I criticize is the Variety of Music. I might have wanted different Soundtracks for the different Worlds as well. But still 5 Stars.

The game is simple and fun, is that you want to play past a while, but you see that there is little content, like registering your account, options or more personalization, are just 3 screens that you move and everything is play. Add things and it will be very good.

Great game, not heavy on the micro transactions. It is balanced all with a decent amount of stamina to do things and the gameplay is engaging enough to waste some of your precious time on. The music is good, while there’s little to no substantive story, you never need to worry with the plentiful gameplay and steady increase in difficulty to get a perfect score on every stage.

Super Game that can still entertain even after a lot of Hours. What annoys something, and that would be a small Suggestion for improvement, is if you have taken a Character to maximum Level & Evolutionary Status, you could sell your Coins ... The 3-Star Heroes are very fast at the Limit, after that you continue to collect the Coins from the Boxes, and can't do anything with it, bit annoying ...

This is probably one of the best match-3 titles in existence. Disguised as an old-school RPG and sporting a magnificent visual style in pixel art, this freemium title instantly marks the player. From music through his game mechanics, everything is very worked and original to make you want to come back. The overall realization is impeccable, except perhaps the inscriptions a tad small yet on iPhone 7 plus. Success and a quality tutorial enhance the experience. We could just regret a French translation sometimes approximate but it is a detail that never harms understanding. Discovered thanks to the podcast ZQSD! Congratulations to the developers!