Reviews of Matching Story - Merge & Match

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List of user reviews and ratings for Matching Story - Merge & Match

Total ratings

4.86 (Rating count: 337,636)

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Review summary

The game delivers fun, addictive puzzle action with varied modes and strong visuals, plus no ads and team-based rewards. However, many reviews warn that progression hinges on spending money, with levels becoming very hard or grindy for free players. Technical issues and inconsistent mechanics can hamper progress, and repetitive levels can sap long-term enjoyment.

Pros

Fun, addictive puzzle gameplay with multiple modes and team-based play.
No ads or minimal interruptions, keeping the play smooth.
Rewards and team play provide motivation and social engagement.
Beautiful graphics and varied game modes.

Cons

Progression becomes pay-to-progress; advancing often requires spending money (diamonds/gems).
Levels grow extremely hard and feel grindy for non-paying players.
Bugs and unreliable mechanics (unexpected tool behavior, losing turns, and random results) affect progress.
Repetitive level design leads to long grind with little variety.

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 4.00

All time rating average: 4.86

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Date	Author	Comment
2026-06-30	Az*****	best game I ever played very good 👏
best game I ever played very good 👏
2026-06-30	Sh*****	Fun
Fun
2026-06-29	Ho*****	It was fun for a while. I played on my own for a long time then joined a team, not much extras and the challenges are repetitive. When the new thing was an extra difficult puzzle that was the final straw. It's now the same thing, whoever spends the most money wins.
It was fun for a while. I played on my own for a long time then joined a team, not much extras and the challenges are repetitive. When the new thing was an extra difficult puzzle that was the final straw. It's now the same thing, whoever spends the most money wins.