Season Match

This was my first foray into the Match 3 genre of games. I didn't really think I'd like this type of game, but Season Match was on sale, so I decided to give it a try. So, I got my feet wet with this game. I probably spent more time on it than seasoned Match 3 players, about 13 hours, but I was learning on the fly. This game made it easy for a novice like myself to do that. After a few levels, I understood the objectives of the game, and was well on my way to nailing it. I turned off the background music and listened to cable news while playing. I managed to get 100% of the achievements and completed the game. I believe there's a few hundred levels in the game, but I could be wrong. For anyone who hasn't tried Match 3 games, I would say this is probably a good game to start with. It's casual and fun, and a nice way to while away a few hours and zone out. I believe there's a least one other game in this series, and I plan to buy it, and if there are more, I'll probably buy all of them. So, I guess I am recommending this game.

Colorful and engaging puzzle with charming mechanics and cute levels. helps you relax and boosts your mood. perfect for fans of light-hearted and fun games that keep you entertained for hours.

Playing Arcade mode reset my quest progress.

31 hours to finish. Could have taken me less but I took my time as the game is calming also. but still. Classic game.

Season Match, developed by URSE Games and published by ESDigital Games, is a classic example of a casual match-3 puzzle experience that builds its charm not through innovation but through a comforting familiarity. Set within a lighthearted fairy-tale world, the game invites players to restore balance to a realm thrown into chaos after the Snow Queen’s magical mirror shatters, scattering its pieces across the four seasons. Guided by the princesses of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, you embark on a journey to retrieve the mirror shards by completing hundreds of puzzles. The premise is simple and accessible, designed to appeal to both new and experienced fans of the genre, and the game’s colorful, whimsical art style gives it a pleasant and relaxing tone from the very beginning. The gameplay follows the established match-3 formula that has become a staple of the casual puzzle scene: swap adjacent gems to create lines of three or more of the same color, clear tiles, and fulfill specific objectives within a limited number of moves. While the mechanics are familiar, Season Match does a good job of pacing its progression, introducing subtle variations to keep the experience engaging …

A dull, click-to-remove puzzle game with no challenge, poor mechanics, and minimal effort.