Triple Town

Triple Town is a clever blend of puzzle-solving and city-building that proves how a minimalist concept can offer remarkable strategic depth. Developed and published by Spry Fox, the game challenges players to transform a small patch of land into a flourishing kingdom by merging identical objects into progressively larger creations. What begins with simple patches of grass gradually evolves into bushes, trees, houses, mansions, castles, and beyond, creating an addictive progression system that constantly rewards thoughtful planning. While the mechanics are easy to grasp, mastering them requires patience, efficient space management, and the ability to anticipate future opportunities several moves ahead. Rather than relying on fast reactions or flashy mechanics, Triple Town encourages careful decision-making. Every piece placed on the board becomes a permanent part of the landscape, making each move meaningful. The limited grid quickly fills with structures and obstacles, forcing players to balance immediate combinations with long-term goals. This creates a satisfying mental challenge where every successful merge feels like the result of smart planning instead of luck. The game's pac…

Very simple, but VERY solid. I've been playing this game on my phone for years, and I'm still having fun with it enough to buy it on Steam.

One of the first games I ever owned on Steam. Nostalgic for me now but so, so frustrating. I've never finished it but if you like this type of puzzle then this is a good one to play I think. CERTAINLY not worth full price though.

Nice Blast from the Past - a slow, thoughtful match three puzzle which works surprisingly well on a Non-Mobile Device. Played this a lot on iOS years ago and happy to play it again on Steam. Minor compatibiliity issue when running on the Steam Machine via Steam Link. Initially the Mouse Pointer was aligned only to the top quarter of the screen, but was able to work around by moving the mouse until the settings sprocket was highlighted then left clicked to enter the Settings Menu. In said Menu, Activating Full Screen in the Settings Menu resulted in the Mouse Pointer and Screen being aligned (though again, had to highlight the 'Full Screen' button and click it, not select it directly). After that, was able to play with no issues.

Absolute perfection lol. I'm still playing this years later.

This is a very simple little match-3 game. I find it has relatively good flow, and if you're good at it, a session can last a good long time. The colors are soothing, and the bears are cute.