

Neko Match
Hatake · 2022 · Casual, Singleplayer, Match 3, 2.5D, Relaxing
PC
1 user reviews0% · 1
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About Neko Match
This is a very simple match 3 game. Players need to eliminate all the patterns on the screen, and there will be many layers that need to be eliminated by the player. The pattern on the first layer must be eliminated before the pattern on the next layer can be eliminated, which will test the decision-making ability of the players. If the grid is full If you do, you will lose.
feature
1. Players need to use their brains to eliminate all patterns, and some patterns will be hidden in very deep corners.
2. The difference between all the patterns is quite big. When players are looking for them, they will not find the wrong ones because they are too similar.
feature
1. Players need to use their brains to eliminate all patterns, and some patterns will be hidden in very deep corners.
2. The difference between all the patterns is quite big. When players are looking for them, they will not find the wrong ones because they are too similar.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Seems like a cute idea, but execution keeps it from being worth while. And I got this for less than half a buck! It's a stacked combination of a match-3 and a majong style game. Any three of the same, that are free to be moved, can be cleared. You have a free area at the bottom that hold about six tiles, so you can dig a little to get to your match. Any tile which can be moved is lit up, which helps a lot. The image is on the sides as well, to help you look for matches. The art is simple, clear and easy to make out, with a nice Japanese flavor. So far it seems like a nice idea. Now the down side. First, no full screen, which could help you spot the small looking images. Also there are no instructions, so you have to figure this all out yourself, the hardest to find was that the right mouse button is used to rotate and tilt the tower. Finding it isn't nearly as big an issue as how fast it then spins and how hard it is to control. This may be it's biggest weakness actually. And one last thing, the music is irritating and repetitive, but I assume it can be turned off. The trouble controlling the board actually gave me a headache though, really a problem. It really wouldn't…3 found this helpful
it can be literally impossible to complete
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