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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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47%Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
music4 negative mentions

  • Stable and technically clear with large, easy-to-see tiles that provide satisfying feedback when matched.
  • Offers a small, ongoing plot and airport-building progression, adding more depth than many other match-3 games.
  • Includes adjustable difficulty settings, including a relaxed mode without move or time limits, allowing for a casual, stress-free experience.
  • Storyline is confusing, poorly written, and ends abruptly without resolution, detracting from the overall experience.
  • Contains various bugs (such as vanishing or duplicating tiles and missing item spawns) and poorly designed menus lacking clear labels or confirmation prompts.
  • Music is repetitive and irritating, leading many to mute the game; additionally, the game feels like a lazy, unoptimized mobile port with limited visual and gameplay innovation.
  • story

    21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    14% positive mentions, 72% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions

    The game's story attempts to combine airport rebuilding with a murder mystery but ends up incoherent and unresolved, with stiff dialogue and tonal inconsistencies. Many players find the plot dry, dragging, and poorly integrated with the match-3 gameplay, leading to frustration and abandonment. Overall, the story feels like an underdeveloped side element that fails to engage meaningfully.

    • “This one tries to tell a story about rebuilding an airport in 100 days, while also telling a whodunnit-style murder mystery when your boss dies after the first day.”
    • “It has a small plot going on in the background building the airfield, which is way more than other match-3 games offer.”
    • “After purchasing certain upgrades, you get a glimpse of the next part of the storyline.”
    • “The plot is also never properly resolved, the killer isn't revealed or apprehended, and it's unclear if it was just an accident.”
    • “The plot also ends on level 88, with the remainder of the levels being playable and earning you stars that cannot be spent on anything.”
    • “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.”
  • gameplay

    14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    21% positive mentions, 58% neutral mentions, 21% negative mentions

    The gameplay consists of standard match-three mechanics spread across 100 quick levels, with little narrative connection and thematic inconsistency between the puzzle elements and the airport setting. While dynamic and functional, the mechanics feel generic and lack cohesion with the game's main theme.

    • “As the gameplay is quite dynamic, there are 100 levels that are completed quite quickly. Each level will earn you stars, which you use to buy 30 upgrades to build the airport.”
    • “The game has a mini plotline to accompany the gameplay.”
    • “Basic match-three gameplay with little to no connection to the narrative between levels.”
    • “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
    33% positive mentions, 23% neutral mentions, 44% negative mentions

    The game's music is widely criticized for being repetitive and annoying, with only two tracks that quickly become grating. Many users find the soundtrack unpleasant and limited, detracting from the overall 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.”
    • “But yeah, it’d be cool if they had better background music and a bigger collection of soundtracks.”
    • “Now I know that there are two different songs—the one you hear outside of gameplay in the airport menu, and the track during gameplay—but honestly, I can't tell if they are really different because the way it cuts makes me feel like my brain just skipped something.”
    • “There are only two music tracks, which get grating very quickly.”
    • “The music especially could drive any man to the brink of insanity.”
    • “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.”
  • graphics

    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    43% positive mentions, 28% neutral mentions, 29% negative mentions

    The graphics feature a nice, colorful art style that suits the match-3 gameplay well, though the overall visual quality is mediocre with a locked resolution and no customizable settings. While not exceptional, the visuals are adequate and enjoyable for the game's purpose.

    • “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.”
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100 Days without delays is a casual puzzle game. Common tags for 100 Days without delays include indie, 2d, family friendly, match 3, cartoon and others.

100 Days without delays is available on PC and Windows.

100 Days without delays was released on February 2, 2022.

100 Days without delays was developed by Joyful Software.

100 Days without delays has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked 100 Days without delays for its graphics but disliked it for its story.

100 Days without delays is a single player game.

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