Matching Meadows

Casual if you just want to finish all of the stages, but difficult if you also want to complete the game's challenges. The goal of the game is to put cards in your hand on the grid to form a landscape and score as many points as possible. When you fill up the points bar, you receive one additional card from the deck. Although cards may represent houses, forests, or other scenes, it is more necessary to focus on the puzzle in the middle of the card and the tile colors. A puzzle shows the perfect placement. For instance, it must be placed near a forest, town, both at the same time, or something different. Cards also include stars that indicate how difficult the puzzle is, as well as unique side-effect like an extra card. However, you have to place the card the right way to gain all of its advantages. If the card does not match the puzzle, it will become a "desolate" card, with no use other than to take place on a grid. It will retain its color, so you will not be completely stuck, but you will not gain as many points from it. There is a useful feature for putting cards. When you select a card and move the mouse around the available grids, you may notice a highlight that indicates…

It's a fun game. Took a minute to get my head round it but once you get to grips on the game, you'll have a fun time playing. Like previous reviews have said, it's not like Dorfromantik where you look to expand areas based on colours, You have to think about completing the puzzles on each tile. Would recommend.

Good game. Interesting puzzles. Medium quality in terms of used graphics, but plays well. Remind me of some old board games like this one.

It's a fun, relaxing puzzle game. Worth the price.

Very fun and chill, like a simpler version of Concrete Jungle. Initially I found completing some of the challenges a little too luck-based, but using undo to draw a new card helps

I will eventually re-write my Matching Meadows review when not pressed for deadline. Generalissimo's current lacking commentary is for a time limit. Anything for a Community Badge. Even wasting your time with useless and unnecessary non analysis. Matching Meadows deserves better.