Not Applicable 0
Saturday, May 3, 2025
On the surface, I actually really like this game. But it has some awful flaws that completely ruin the experience. I recently got to a point where it gave me the quest "Defeat a Reaper before it touches you." A challenging task on its own, but doable. But not long after getting this quest, the game just STOPPED SPAWNING REAPERS ENTIRELY, making it impossible to complete period. I tried force closing and clearing data, but that just wiped ALL my progress. Uninstalled after that. 😕
Common Say 7
Friday, July 26, 2024
The game is riddled with strange design choices and unfair mechanics. My main issue is that half of the available tiles are effectively junk during a run. It's impossible to limit the number of junk tiles, and the functional tiles are very limited in their uses. Often times, you'll lose a run just because the game gave you a bad hand at that moment, but because of the pace of the game, it's impossible to effectively correct in time. I would write more but there's a 500 letter limit.
Aaron Jordan 110
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
I * hee-haw* love this game. I've been playing for a week and I'm on my second playthrough. I don't know if this is by bug or design. But on the last level, you don't receive good from monsters or chests anymore. I'm on my second playthrough, so I didn't have to repeat as many levels And now my gold is almost zero, and I can't beat the reaper as quickly. Another quirk of this problem, I can't get enough gold to fully upgrade my tiles and get the (secrets).
John Stuart Holsinger 4
Friday, March 22, 2024
It's unique and cute, but gets tedious quickly because upgrades are in small increments. The biggest thing preventing this game from being great (that I didn't encounter) is the ability to "bank" matches - if you match before the target of the match is encountered, then you've basically wasted a match. This differentiates this game from others, but it feels limiting.
A Google user 22
Sunday, June 16, 2019
I love the first, and this topped it. More features, quests and other additional variables to throw into the mix. Great development/developer ethics. No IAP, no ads. Pay a few bucks for 10+ hours (minimum) of fun. Edit: I'm now 39 hours in and still haven't finished! So much content. Aside of recommending the game to others, is there an alternate way for me to donate a few more dollars to the dev in hopes of supporting a future game in the series or promotion of further content updates?
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