Matching Story - Puzzle Games
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About
"Matching Story" is an adventure game that offers an intriguing story and good visuals, but is unfortunately full of bugs. Players are invited to join a fantastic journey on the mysterious Dream Garden Island for a unique experience. While the game has its flaws, the engaging plot and appealing visuals make it worth considering for adventure game fans.






- Cute graphics and engaging storyline with plenty of mini-games to keep players entertained.
- No ads, which enhances the overall gaming experience and allows for uninterrupted play.
- The game combines match-3 and merge mechanics, making it unique and enjoyable.
- Levels become increasingly difficult, often requiring in-game purchases to progress, leading to frustration.
- Frequent glitches and crashes, causing players to lose progress and making the game less enjoyable.
- Some players feel the game promotes a pay-to-win model, which detracts from the overall experience.
monetization
147 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game is generally well-received, with many users praising the absence of ads, which enhances the overall gameplay experience. However, some players express concerns about in-app purchases and a perceived pay-to-win model, suggesting that while the game starts off enjoyable, it may become frustrating as progression slows down without spending money. Overall, the lack of intrusive ads is a significant positive highlight, but the presence of in-app purchases raises some skepticism among players.
“Absolutely love this game, match 3, merge, and mini games all in one and no ads couldn't ask for anything better well done 100% recommend this.”
“Bravo... not only a fantastic great game, great graphics, great story and best of all... no ads... yep... none, nil, nada, zilch, zero... absolutely amazing.”
“I love this game because there are no ads.”
“Unlike its ads, this is truly pay-to-win.”
“Became a cash grab just like all the others.”
“Progression too slow, too much advertising and asking for real world money.”