I’ve been playing this game a month or two now, waiting for the inevitable moment when it would succumb to all of the things it advertised against. Shockingly, that time never came. The ads are the kidnapper types and they are every level, but I guess they’re technically “skippable” if you have determined fingers. So that part of the ad was misleading. My issue isnt with the ads, the devs need to eat, it’s the type of ad. HOWEVER, I will gladly take a reasonable amount of mildly irritating ads for the fantastic haptics, smooth gameplay, simple and well executed feeling of progression by collecting tiles, not having fifteen pop ups every time you open the app, not having a big laggy winding path like a lot of puzzle apps ripping off candy crush, and a very charming narrator though I have turned him off admittedly, sorry bro (I almost never play phone apps with sound). I love his goofy expressions though, and the quips I have heard are much more entertaining than stuff like the candy crush mascot. I usually hyperfixate on a game for a couple of weeks and then forget it’s on my phone, but I have found myself repeatedly going to this one when I’ve needed something absentminded for my hands without ever getting bored. It’s the perfect amount of stimulation. Absolutely one of my top three phone games of all time.

I normally don’t like match 3 games because they all share the same issues. This one however, doesn’t have any of those issues. Most match 3 games have power ups that you can buy with real money, or energy that goes down when you lose and you have to wait for or pay to refill. Both these things aren’t horrible on their own, but the apps that have them will make certain levels obnoxiously difficult to basically force you to pay for more energy and/or power ups. This game thankfully has none of those things. No stupid paid currency, no stupid abrupt difficulty curve, no stupid lives on a puzzle game. Yes, it is slightly generic in terms of the actual gameplay, but the actual collecting aspect and narrator add a bit of charm to it. The only somewhat negative aspect is the ads, but get real. It’s a mobile game. It’s either ads, or the game isn’t free, whether that be through in app purchases or just making the base game cost money.TLDR: No greedy in app purchases, nice relaxing game, just a bit ad heavy.

Edit: Now at level 138 and it showed me an ad when going into the level. I didn’t click it or anything. I was able to bypass it quickly, but it was there and I didn’t choose for it to be. :/Original:It’s so nice to not be pressured when playing a game. I much prefer just purchasing a game vs ads. So far this one has been free and it’s not forced me to watch a single ad. There are ads at the bottom and there is a little balloon that you can click that flys by which will show you an ad, and then you get a flower power up. I’m on level 87 and haven’t had an ad pop up that I didn’t initiate. I don’t know if it’s always been this way, but I super appreciate it. I love simple, stress free games when I’m anxious or I need something to do while waiting for something. This has been great. I play with the sound off, because I can’t stand most sounds so I can’t say whether that is good or not. But the standard not flashy matching is great. Id love an option to pay to remove the banner ads at the bottom, but honestly, even for how easily I get distracted, they don’t bother me. So, good job developers! Simple, fun game, no annoying ads. Thanks! :)

I’ve only played a few minutes but I can already tell this is going to be one of my favorite mobile games. I hate all the match-3 games out there because they are too colorful and it just hurts to look at, not to mention the repetitive music. This is just simple and fun and you have a nice little face to keep you company and talk to you. It’s very charming and I love the premise. I got here from an ad, and the reason I even considered getting the game is because it didn’t pause the video I was watching (or be so loud that I couldn’t hear my video) when the ad started playing and so I gave it a chance to say it’s piece for being considerate instead of demanding, and the ad was straightforward and short and kept me engaged the whole time. There were many things that drew me in was both the simplicity of it but also just being honest about how you want to be the next hit game. I’m all for it and I’ll support you every step of the way, keep it up, I can already tell you’re amazing!!!Sincerely,A very optimistic fan, Elodie