LINE: Disney Tsum Tsum

I am a Tsum Tsum veteran with many years of manually sending hearts every hour that I could. I want to thank all my friends who I met through Line, FaceBook, and Discord who helped me throughout my experience with this wonderful game and want the world to know that it will always be one of the best games I had ever played. This is coming from a guy who was playing console games since the 1980’s, only to give up all of gaming in order to play this for the last 6 years. My only real disappointment with this game is the manual heart receiving. You have to manually accept hearts sent to you within the hour it was issued from a friend for 200 coin each, and the option to accept all of it at once does not automatically return hearts to all senders; you literally have to sit there for as long as it takes and accept one by one in order to return everything that has been sent. It totally could have had an auto-return option, even if it was a monetary (or gem) purchase option, but no, they left it without auto-returning hearts for 10 years. Still, I like the fact that you start off with so little, and then build your way to buy random characters from a box, a premium box, a special box, a limited prize-ball machine, and free gifts every now and then. Oh, the memories. As I edge closer to retirement from this game, as can attest to the interesting annual events with different themes, new characters from many Disney movies and shows, each with their own special move that includes colorful graphics. Not bad from a game where you have to match and clear stuffys! Long live Disney TsumTsum!

I have been playing this game since it first came out and I love it. The only gripe is have is what others have mentioned is the manual collection and giving of hearts. It’s the dumbest part of the game. I want to be playing not giving and receiving hearts on an hourly basis just to have coins and points. Way too tedious. I am almost at the point where I’m over playing this game bc of it. Keep in mind I’ve always been a manual sender/receiver for hearts. There are hacks to do it so it’s automatic but it’s a lot of work to set it up and it may have to be on another device that has to run all day like a laptop. Also, when u give/receive a heart there are multiple confirmation buttons to get thru. WHYYY?? We don’t need confirmation. If I press it once, do it, don’t ask to confirm if that’s what I want to do. And this has to be done for every single one. It’s hard if u have 100+ friends. I can spend almost 20 min/hour giving/receiving hearts. And that’s not even playing the game!! There should also be an option to purchase more skill tickets and more ways to earn rubies than purchasing them

1. THIS IS JUST SIMPLY ADORABLE. The disney characters are cute to begin with, but putting them in tiny forms with dot eyes and simplified features is just the CUTEST. It’s just not the characters either, the overall game design is just...╰(*´︶`*)╯♡ 2. This is a rather simple game to play. Get energy, connect matching (or not, depends on skill) tsums, clear those, get points and coins! Even though the first few levels of playing can be a tedious and slow process just to get coins, but as you progress further into the game they start rolling in. It’s a fun and satisfying way to see yourself grow in the game! It would be nice, sure, if there were a little more options to gain more coins, but nonetheless still fun to save up for what you want. 3. It takes 15 minutes(?) to gain a single heart. Yes, that is super time consuming, especially when you used up all energy. That’s 75 minutes just to fully play again (but remember it takes 15 mind to gain an energy). For me, this is actually good because I’m a pretty busy person. During these 75 minutes, I can be productive in my real life or do something else that I like. If you like Disney, like adorableness, like simplicity, those “connect 3+” games, and short spurt games, this is just perfect! I had to uninstall this game for a bit, sure, but overall I’ve been playing and loving for over a year now. Can’t imagine not having a phone without the history of downloading the app, hehe.