TLDR: You will reach an end point with no more added content. While you can continue to “play” by fulfilling orders, it achieves nothing but coins, and becomes boring. Bugs only add to the disappointment.I absolutely love this game tbh. It’s simple and doesn’t require $$$ to play - I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOT SPENDING $$$ ON THIS GAME. The graphics are cute, the mechanisms are clear and smart. I completed all of the available content and continued fulfilling orders to pass my time, but unfortunately the bugs have started to appear. I made it all the way to level 23 before I ran into issues… it is clear the developers have given up on this app and it saddens me greatly! ):Once you try to level up to 24, it breaks and takes you all the way back to level 3, showing you halfway to 4. No matter how many stars you match and redeem, you are permanently stuck here. While this doesn’t affect MUCH, it does decrease the amount of chests you can earn over time, and that is frustrating. Chests guarantee you coins, gems, and stars - less chests, less opportunity for growth.I have reached out to support with no response. Judging from the last update being over 10 months ago, I am pretty certain this is a dead game. Should they continue to update and add new content, I will be in the front of the line to continue!

This is a really good game, I really like the art style and the gameplay is actually pretty good. It’s a solid foundation for a really fun mobile game, but that’s what it is, a foundation.The game itself is noticeably unfinished. There are invisible walls in awkward places and holes in those boundaries in even stranger places. Leveling up doesn’t really do anything besides give you a few rewards, which is fine but it would be better if it increased your maximum stamina. The islands are interesting and give you something new to explore, but you can’t go back to old ones which it really seems like you should be. At the very least adding a gem system of them would be nice, just to unlock them again or something. Some of the buildings just, don’t do anything? Like they don’t come with a villager and they don’t produce anything, which just looks off. At the very least, having a npc for each house, even if they don’t produce anything, would look less out of place. My biggest issue with this is the big house you build later on that says it’s a museum. One, you only would know that if you looked at the quest title. And two, it’s non functional, so you can’t even go inside it or donate anything to the, once again, npc-less building. It’s a good start to a game, that slowly devolves over time where the game just doesn’t seem to go anywhere. Essentially, it’s in desperate need of an update to it’s material.

The art style is adorable and the gameplay is calming, bite-sized merging. The type of thing you pull out whilst eating breakfast or waiting in a line. I would like to see more dialogue from the NPCs or a way to upgrade the stamina bar, but I don’t have any issue with the game as it is. (Though I would recommend turning the music off and just listening to the birds chirping, as the music is repetitive.) There are a lot of weird elements that make it clear the game is somewhat unfinished. In one or two places there is a tiny invisible barrier that I assume should be fence, as well as a few fences you can just walk through. The layout of the town flows well despite this. Also, your character cannot walk on bridges, but rather, they walk in the water beside them. In fact, the character clips ever so slightly through most objects in the game. This is more funny to me than it is annoying. I recently encountered and area where the iron and clay deposit clones itself a bit to the north-east after every level of tower completion! Obviously this should be fixed, but like the few bugs I’ve seen, it’s just a completely harmless aesthetic thing. All in all I’ve completed nearly every task in the game and I’ve never considered deleting it. It’s a fun game. Incredibly charming.

I like this game a lot, I think it brings a lot of really cool new mechanics to the genre and the art is super adorable. I’m having a lot of fun with it so far. I have one major-ish complaint, which is that I wish the game board was bigger. Not in the sense of more grid space, but like visually larger on the screen. Compared to some of my other favorites within this style of game, the board is super small, which makes the cute icon art harder to see, and increases my chance of misclicks. It probably sounds picky but I really like to be able to see the little icons really clearly. Merge Master is my current favorite and their board art is really nice and big. I don’t know how easy or difficult of a thing this would be to change, but I hope it’s possible because otherwise this game would be my new favorite, but as it is, it isn’t quite there. The other things are less big; I’d like to be able to return to islands I’ve explored at least once (I didn’t gather everything before completing the shrine!); I get a little annoyed at the guiding cursor finger that pops up all the time; and I wish I could see how much time was left exactly until resources refreshed.