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Oh man this is addicting. It's so ridiculously simple and easy to learn, yet so frustrating and difficult to master, the sign of a good game in my book. But holy hell is it difficult to progress. It's funny, before I started trying to accomplish the achievements my average score was way better. Now all of a sudden I'm lucky to reach mushroom stage. I've tried multiple strategies and the only thing I've learned is that this game does not respond well to using only one strategy. To be honest, the rng on plant-type spawn could probably use a little more tweaking. Getting one or two of every item-type back to back leaves the board in an unmanageable state.

I bought the game because I was just playing it so much. But I’ve found that after a certain point I kind of topped out at a score of like 3500, can’t really get past that part. One of the things I like so much about some puzzle games is you can just keep playing them indefinitely and just continuously get slightly better at them. I would play more if the mechanic allowed me to progress just a lil bit more... maybe I’m just not good at it yet :)

I like how there aren’t any ads during the game or after. And if you ran out of plays and try to watch an ad but there aren’t any. It gives you the plays anyways! I love the original art design and gameplay. You never get bored of it and things always seem to stay fresh! I love this game and it’s relaxing puzzle type gameplay. And I would highly recommend this game. It seems like this game has a personality since it doesn’t automatically give you ads!

What a lovely match three game. Nothing too fancy, but what it does it does well. It REALLY relaxes you. Even when I ran out of areas to match I wasn't mad about it, like in other match three games — (cough) Candy Crush (cough). The gameplay and graphics are simple, but that's part of its appeal. I almost balked at the infinite lives for $3.99, but I'm so glad I went all in. Thank you Nico Prins for your relaxing take on match three games — AHHH!

Precisely what I needed in my life right now. Easy to play, difficult to master, and yet eminently generous in its design. The perfect amount of plays to start off with and a fair business model. I wish I could pay to get bonus plays every couple hours instead of just infinite - I like being told to go play something else. :)