Match and Merge Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 32 reviews. Read all reviews for Match and Merge for iPhone.
Match and Merge is free iOS app published by Arkadium
"Time to Party" not well implemented
Sneezy Snickers
I play this game A LOT on the website of the Washington Post and was delighted to see a port finally show up here. The web version is highly addictive. At the conclusion of each level, the "time to party" mode kicks in; magic balls shoot out (one each for the remaining number of moves) that change the color of the tiles, leading to much higher scores. Sadly, that mode is not enabled in iOS. Perhaps it will be in a future version.
Loved it until it stopped saving my progress
msrawlins
I was totally addicted to this game until level 85. Beyond that, it would only unlock levels in the current session - if I closed and reopened the app, I'd have to solve 85, etc all over again! I tried to make it save by playing an earlier level again or going 5-6 levels beyond 85 but never fail, if the app was swapped out, I was right back to the same spot :-(
Missing couple things
Fun but missing
While this game is addictive,there are just two things I find are missing. 1. Ad removal option. 2. Unlimited turn option The ads are not just annoying, the often freeze the game and require a reset of the app, many times resulting in a loss of progress. And second the levels are challenging so a 5 turn life counter gets rather annoying. I would much rather pay one time for unlimited turns/lives. Otherwise the gameplay is great and overall a good addition to the games folder.
Fantastically Fun!
JJOSTRANDER
I love this game! Some levels take me a few days but if they didn't have a limited amount of free buddies, I would play all day. The hat mode gives you another twist to the game which is to earn a hat each round. I have it on my iPhone and my iPad and I play on both everyday. Can't wait to finish all the levels! You won't regret downloading this game.
Terrific game
VTBeach
One of the best "mind" games, this little gem never disappoints. Even the hardest levels can be solved in seven or eight tries. Love it!