100 Days without delays

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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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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

50%

Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Fun and colorful match-3 gameplay that can be relaxing and enjoyable for fans of the genre.
Offers a variety of difficulty settings, allowing players to choose between a challenge or a more relaxed experience.
Satisfying mechanics with large, easy-to-see tiles that provide a sense of accomplishment when cleared.

The story is incoherent and poorly written, with many unresolved plot points and a lack of connection to the gameplay.
Numerous bugs and design flaws, including issues with level progression and menu navigation, detract from the overall experience.
The game feels like a rushed mobile port with minimal optimization for PC, lacking features like achievements and trading cards.

story
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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75%
15%
The story in this game attempts to blend a narrative about rebuilding an airport with a murder mystery, but it ultimately falls flat due to incoherent writing and unresolved plot points. Players find the dialogue stiff and the storyline disjointed, leading to a lack of engagement, while the puzzles feel disconnected from the overarching theme. Overall, the narrative is described as dry, dragging, and lacking meaningful resolution, making it a weak aspect of the game.
- “There’s actually more to the story, but it’s best if you play to experience it.”
- “After purchasing certain upgrades, you get a glimpse of the next part of the storyline.”
- “This one tries to tell a story about rebuilding an airport in 100 days, while also telling a whodunit-style murder mystery when your boss dies after the first day.”
- “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.”
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
57%
21%
The gameplay is primarily based on standard match-three mechanics, which some players find disconnected from the game's airport theme due to the use of unrelated visuals like leaves and clouds. While the gameplay is described as dynamic and features 100 levels with a mini plotline, the music transitions during gameplay can be jarring, leaving players confused about the audio experience. Overall, the gameplay is considered adequate but lacks a strong narrative connection.
- “Gameplay is fine enough.”
- “The game has a mini plotline to accompany the gameplay.”
- “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.”
- “What the heck are these mechanics?”
- “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.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
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44%
The music in the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with players finding the limited selection of only two tracks to be grating and repetitive. Many reviewers noted that the soundtrack quickly becomes annoying, detracting from the overall experience and leading some to turn off the sound entirely. Overall, there is a strong desire for a more diverse and engaging musical accompaniment.
- “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 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.”
- “There are only two music tracks, which get grating very quickly.”
- “The game’s soundtrack is very, very annoying.”
- “The music is suitable enough to give rhythm to the game, but it is a bit repetitive because every level is always the same.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
29%
29%
The graphics are generally described as nice and colorful, contributing positively to the game's appeal. However, some users note that the overall quality is mediocre, with a locked resolution and a lack of graphics customization options typical of mobile games.
- “The graphics are nice and colorful, and it requires some skill to play.”
- “Nice colorful art style.”
- “Quality is mediocre, resolution is locked, and like most mobile games, there's no graphics tweaks or anything, so you have to put up with the mobile app as it is.”
- “The visuals are okay.”