Merge County

This game is great. It has several side games to give you other things to do while waiting for time on developing objects. They give you several items that help success and a more flowing progress. This makes games so much more fun because when we feel like we’re getting somewhere, we want to keep going. When we’re spending time on something and it takes sssooo lllooonnnggg then its not even worth the time or effort. So I really appreciate the developers who help us along with helper items. Yes, you can spend money, but there are many options for gain by watching an ad. I don’t think thats an issue at all. You can choose to watch a 30 second add for the bonus, or not. It gives the developers a little money when we watch them so it makes it possible for them to give us a game thats not dependent on us spending cash. I often click on the ad just to help out in that area. The only gripe I have right now are that two of the islands share energy. The energy is only enough to play one island successfully so I just don’t play the other. It would be nice to be able to. All in all this is a very well developed game with us players in mind. Hopefully the model will continue this way so we can continue to play.

I pretty much never write reviews bu for this game I had too. It is most def a merge game worth playing. The mechanics of the game are pretty much the same. Match and merge to bigger and better. But this game is not just myth and magic. It adds missions based on the reality of the player with a hint of imagination thrown in for fun. You see it in the post office the fire dept, the dairy farm and more. That realism a player can relate to that creates an environment in which the want to keep playing to see what else they can create that is familiar. It encourages without being in your face the desire to complete missions, open more places, gather more, complete daily tasks, etc. And it all flows so well that unless you consciously pay attention to each cog like I did so I could write this review. I played for 3 1/2 hours before I even realized all the nuances happening. And the music relaxes without jarring your senses. I find this game to be fun and enjoyable across the board. Appropriate for 7 and up. It is sure to tantalize one with hours and hours of fun. Kudos to the creators and staff for an excellent job imo

was looking for some mindless stuff to occupy my time, and this one was by far the worst decision. this game wants you to spend money so bad you can’t go five minutes without it giving you a pop up trying to sell you things. i didn’t touch the screen for a few minutes bc i was responding to someone talking to me in real life and when i looked back there was ANOTHER bundle offer on my screen. you can literally sit there and do NOTHING and they still come at you like a pack of jehovah’s witnesses high on the scent of nonbelievers. also it treats you like you’re stupid. the amount of times the game stopped to teach me the same mechanics i already knew was infuriating. the events are especially guilty of this. it slows down everything you’re doing to highlight an item and show you exactly where to put it instead of having any faith in you to have literally any amount of brain cells to know what’s going on. maybe i just have too much faith in the intelligence of the general public, but having my brain off game constantly interrupt me to tell me how to do the same thing ive already been doing for days is annoying. they really think ur so dumb u can’t figure out anything on your own. they show you putting the square peg in the square hole before just letting you do it as if you’re a toddler. 0/10 as a person above the age of 6. if you’re 6 or under i dunno maybe this will do some cocomelon to your brain or something i don’t know how toddlers work