Puzzles & Chaos: Frozen Castle +12

Graphics and flow are excellent, not unlike many of the other games you’ve played of this type. In say that, it boils down to how long you want to fight, level up, get as many legendary heroes in the shortest amount of time and not get bored with the repetitive nature of these games. I tend to get anxious when resources, upgrading and repeating become so expensive that my time involved becomes overtaxed. I end up chatting more than playing, that is while waiting for my buildings to get built or I get lucky enough to pull down a legendary hero and I move on. I have not played long enough to give a complete report. If the game keeps things interesting and challenges that break the monotony…I’ll add to this review. As of now, it’s looking good at the start. I hope achieving higher levels will be a journey and not an endless destination. I will stop playing the game out of boredom and frustration from the aforementioned monotony and seek new, refreshing stimuli. I say give it a try for a good twenty levels while avoiding a drain on your pocketbook. Twenty bucks, used at strategic points would be my recommendation although, like the other games of this type, you need not spend at all. The biggest problem about spending in these games is that when you reach every penultimate goal, the game demands that you spend,(in order to move forward as quickly as you did in the beginning)because the cost of rss to upgrade is astronomical and sad to say, increasing exponentially.

Normal match PVE games are cut and fill this adds a new experience by incorporating a refreshing base build environment. Too much buy this buy that thrown at your face so marketing is aggressive and has taken context out of a game I’m sure someone created to experience pure bliss. Nothing is free but it’s strangely unreasonable l tend to leave games like these but depending on how events go I can stay. I will say this though I’ve continued to play specific games for years and games like these where other come out with better intentions last much longer. I feel like someone has offered a return to manage marketing but they are not the one that needs to do it sense I know this game is going down a path where it will be forgotten. Where as games that start trends not follow tend to stay around for the rest to follow. Please take with a grain of salt this review was asked.

nothing like the ads that tempted you to look it up in the app store. combination of a match-3/character battle game and a castle/fortress defense game. the match-3 and character building are interesting, but the castle defense is the standard build-it-up-all-day and watch-it-all-get-destroyed-overnight because there are always stronger jerky players who spend all their time flogging the weak over and over. so you end up spending all your time and resources repairing and recovering only to watch it get blasted again. of course you have the option to spend tons of $$$ to get stronger faster or to protect everything, but all i want to do is have a little spare-time waster. i wish i could play a game like this by myself against NPCs in sandbox mode where i’m not forced to join an alliance and i don’t have to be immediately the most powerful force in the game in order to withstand the repeated onslaught. but whether it’s this game in a fantasy realm or any of the zombie apocalypse games, it’s always the same thing. i played for about a week and then gave up when the inevitable pattern described above came to life. devs need not respond since i’ve already deleted it from my phone.