Pretty Girls Tile Match

About

A matchpalz game is now available in the "Pretty Girls" series, where you match 3 mahjong tiles with the same design and erase them! Clear the stage, get costumes for 6 Pretty Girls, and aim for completion!

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Play Modes

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

67%

Audience ScoreBased on 3 reviews

music2 negative mentions

The game offers a relaxing experience with soothing music.
It features diverse characters and a fun dressing room/diorama for customization.
The gameplay combines elements of mahjong solitaire and match 3, providing a mix of challenge and enjoyment.

The cost of 4000 points for a single outfit is considered too expensive.
The game can be completed in under five hours, which may feel too short for some players.
While the gameplay is enjoyable, it may not offer enough depth for those seeking a more complex experience.

music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is highly praised for being both enjoyable and relaxing, creating a soothing atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- “Music is an absolute bop.”
- “I was impressed by how relaxing the game feels with its soothing music.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
300%
The gameplay combines elements of mahjong solitaire and match-3 mechanics, requiring players to match three identical tiles while progressively unlocking additional tiles beneath them.
- “The gameplay is a mix of Mahjong Solitaire and Match 3, where you match 3 of the same tiles to unlock more underneath.”
- “The mechanics are engaging and provide a fresh twist on traditional puzzle games.”
- “I love how the gameplay encourages strategic thinking while still being accessible to new players.”
- “The gameplay is a mix of Mahjong Solitaire and Match 3, where you need to match 3 of the same tiles to unlock more underneath.”
- “The mechanics feel clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to execute simple moves.”
- “There is a lack of variety in the gameplay, leading to repetitive and monotonous experiences.”