100 Days without delays

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100 Days without delays is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Joyful Software and was released on February 2, 2022. It received neutral reviews from players.

In this Match3 game you have to help Lee Milton manage her task to setup a successful new airport - in mere 100 days! Collect three colorful items in a row, upgrade the airport, even help police to solve the crime, and she will become the youngest airport manager in a company’s history!

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Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

music4 negative mentions

Fun and colorful match-3 gameplay that is enjoyable for fans of the genre.
Option to disable move limits and timers offers a relaxing, stress-free experience.
Satisfying tile-clearing effects and a straightforward upgrade system for building the airport.

The story is poorly written, incoherent, and unrelated to the gameplay with an anticlimactic ending.
Numerous bugs, including missing item spawns and freezing animations, affect gameplay experience.
Generic and unpolished mobile port with repetitive, annoying music and a clunky, confusing interface.

story
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story attempts to blend airport rebuilding with a murder mystery but is largely seen as incoherent, unresolved, and lacking meaningful integration with the gameplay. Dialogue is often stiff and confusing, leading to tonal whiplash, and many players find the narrative dry, dragging, and ultimately unsatisfying. Overall, the story is perceived as a weak and confusing element that detracts from the experience.
- “This game tries to tell a story about rebuilding an airport in 100 days, while also presenting a whodunnit-style murder mystery after your boss dies on the first day.”
- “There’s actually more to the story, but it’s best experienced by playing the game and unlocking parts after purchasing certain upgrades.”
- “The dialogue feels stiff and robotic, with abrupt tonal shifts from casual lines like 'hey the test flight is ready' to serious accusations such as 'you are charged with murder.'”
- “The plot is also never properly resolved; the killer isn't revealed or apprehended, and it's unclear if it was just an accident.”
- “Like many other match-3 games, this one tries to string a story along, but it just ends up being an incoherent mess that jumps from one unrelated sentence to another.”
- “It genuinely feels like the entire story was written by a robot as the characters speak to each other so stiffly and the dialogue can go from a simple 'hey the test flight is ready' to 'you are charged with murder'.”
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay consists of standard match-three mechanics that are dynamic and easy to complete, featuring 100 levels with star rewards used to upgrade the airport. However, the gameplay elements like leaves and clouds feel disconnected from the airport theme, and the plotline offers minimal integration with the core mechanics.
- “As the gameplay is quite dynamic, there are 100 levels that are completed quite quickly; each level will earn you stars which you can use to buy 30 upgrades to build the airport.”
- “The game has a mini plotline to accompany the gameplay.”
- “Gameplay is fine enough.”
- “Basic match-three gameplay with little to no connection to the narrative between levels.”
- “What I didn’t comprehend is why they used leaves, clouds, drops, flowers, etc. for the gameplay which has no connection to the game’s main theme, which happens to be an airport.”
- “As the gameplay is quite dynamic, there are 100 levels that are completed quite quickly; each level will earn you 'stars' which you will use to buy 30 upgrades to build the airport.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music is widely criticized for being repetitive and grating, with only two tracks that quickly become annoying. Players find the soundtrack monotonous and poorly looped, leading some to turn off the sound altogether. Overall, the limited and irritating music significantly detracts from the experience.
- “The music is suitable enough to give rhythm to the game, but it is a bit repetitive because every level is always the same.”
- “Now I know that there's two different songs, the one you hear outside of the gameplay which is the airport menu and then the one track during gameplay, but I honestly can't tell if it's two different songs or not, because the way it cuts makes me feel like my brain just skipped something.”
- “But yeah, it’d be cool if they had better background music and a bigger collection of soundtracks.”
- “There are only two music tracks, which get grating very quickly.”
- “The music especially could drive any man to the brink of insanity.”
- “The game’s soundtrack is very, very annoying.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are generally described as nice and colorful with an appealing art style, though the quality is considered mediocre and resolution is locked. Visuals are functional but lack customization options, typical of many mobile games. Overall, the graphics serve the gameplay well without being exceptional.
- “Nice colorful art style.”
- “The graphics are nice and colorful, and it requires some skill to play; you don't have to make random matches but try to make them the right way to destroy the crates.”
- “Quality is mediocre, resolution is locked, and like most mobile trash, there's no graphics tweaks or anything, so you have to put up with the mobile app as it is.”
- “The visuals are okay.”