Match Town Makeover・My Match 3 4+

I’m not sure if I should be embarrassed or proud to have completed all the levels, but here we are!
At first I was just playing the match games and skipping through the story, but I got sucked in before too long, and had fun with that aspect of the game as well.
The levels are interesting and challenging enough to keep me engaged. The game is generous with power-ups, that helped me though difficult levels.
I am not sure how many levels I played, but I know it was over 3k (not counting all the side levels for seasonal events and whatnot), so I obviously recommend this game.
And I hope to see new levels soon.

Hi, thank you so much for the review and devition to Match Town Makeover! We will keep making the game better with updates.

For a match game, it’s not bad. Some levels are easier than others, while some feel impossible without using tools. It’s annoying that it costs a lot to get five more moves or to buy tools. I also find it annoying that I can’t add one of the helper tools in the middle of the game- instead I have to select it at the start. You do have to have a lot of patience if you don’t want to spend real money for the game and avoid buying tools, etc. Lives take a while to refill and while you can ask for help from friends, you still have to wait for them to play and honor your request.

My biggest issue is the story line. The main character we follow is a horrible mother and daughter. All she does is work, push off her son when he comes to her to ask about his dad, and waffle on divorcing her jerk of a husband. I get that the story unfolds over the course of the levels but there is no reason for Mary to still be with this guy. Fortunately, I’m not playing this game for the story, but if I was, I’d be deleting this game.

Bottom line, you need to be patient when it comes to life refills. There are definitely times when I open the game, use up all my lives trying to beat one level wishing 5 minutes and then close it to wait for my lives to refill. If that doesn’t bother you, this game is for you. If it is, find another game.

Hi there, thank you very much for your detailed review. We are sorry to learn you didn't like the story, but we appreciate hearing your comments. Our future updates will improve the game for you.

This is a VERY cute game, & the artwork is adorable. The storyline isn’t bad, either... but I’m probably going to end up getting rid of it, as it’s just priced WAY over what a person in this economy could possibly afford. Examples: it costs a star just to begin the day, many trivial tasks take 2 or more stars to complete, and the boosters are about 20x overpriced, even in comparison with other G5 games. Unlike other games, there is very little one can do to earn more spendable credits, and the learning curve is high. The only way to continue when you run out of moves in the game is to spend 900 (!!!) coins, and that only gets you five moves, which will invariably get you within one move of completing the board, making you feel like you’re playing a losing slot machine, sending good tokens after bad, but if you don’t, then you risk losing your last life & THOSE are bloody expensive as well.

G5 DEVELOPERS: this is a lighthearted, fun, somewhat juvenile game that’s priced like porn... you should SERIOUSLY re-think your pricing strategy before all the players realize that it’s free to play in the sun. I play a lot of your games, and this one is the only one where I felt genuinely annoyed at being fleeced (Homicide Squad is a close second on the price-gouging table)!

Thank you for your feedback. We value your opinion – rest assured it will be discussed with our team. Sorry for any frustration.