Merge Sweets

At first, I was a bit skeptical about this game. It seemed a bit old school, and as someone who grew up in the nineties, its appearance has similarities with games we grew up with. Over time, however, I’ve grown to love merge games, so after trying this one out, I found myself enjoying it so much more than I initially assumed I would. What I like the most is that the game’s design appears to be a more aesthetically-pleasing, modernized version of the 16-bit games marketed in the 90s. One also can’t deny the incredibly strong feelings of nostalgia that come along with it. To who has ever owned a Nintendo and/or Super Nintendo console: This game is for you. Please give it a try. You won’t be disappointed.

The game is remarkably fun, but the game purchases are getting ridiculous. Everything goes into above when you merge you always run out of the gyms that you need so you constantly have to pay constantly having to pay all these games money get it. All these games are designed to dig deep into our bank accounts, but at some point you have to make it fair you can’t continue to charge us all these ridiculous game prices and then not give us a chance or allow us a chance to progress. It shouldn’t take two and three days to advance the next levels. The only way you’re gonna advance from level to level is pay I think that’s pretty ridiculous. I think that’s overextending what this is supposed to be about it supposed to be about fun that somebody of these games we can win money back on, but it’s not being allowed because we continuously having to spend money to advance just get into the point of being ridiculous. You’re ruining the great game by being greedy

I tried this game for the points which I will stop once I reach 18, sounds like that’s when the developers stop tracking. This game is ok for beginners into merge games, it’s a starter, the way all the merge games started out years ago. The board is way too small to go far, even once all the slots open up. The bubbles on the board are the most irritating, you can’t move them or pop without using the diamonds and they stay for too long if not popped. I have found myself just closing the game instead of waiting. It’s pretty clear that either these developers are very new to merge games or just very new to the app world. They are winning in no forced ads, but I don’t play for too long at a time, so I’m betting it’s more that. The way this game is set, it’s being set up as a money grabber - too many diamonds needed to just progress in the game at the beginning means it gets much, much worse as the game progresses. Might be worth it if it ever grows up to what merge games are now, but I highly doubted it unless it’s completely redone. **A tip for those enjoying this game, don’t bother saving up all energy to store, just click them all to add up. The generators are so low & hard to find to create more and they take so long to charge up to give more items, all that energy is just taking up space and making you use more diamonds to store them. You’ll never go through even half of them if you don’t buy so just let them add up and have more open space on your board. Or just delete the app and go find many other apps like this that are a few years ahead of this one. They all really do look the same, but some are miles ahead of others - it’s either a grandma story or lost love/crush.