Most match-3 games I’ve played so far had the problem that they are too easy for a long time.
Chains, water holes, or acorns are only a few of them. If you clear more and more levels, the game will come up with new blocks or mechanics that can make it more challenging to fulfill all the requirements. If you can match four or more identical blocks, you can get power-ups like rockets, bombs, TNT, or rainbow blasts. Gardenscapes follows the standard rules and mechanics of match-3 games, so to “pop” blocks, you’ll have to bring 3 identical ones in a row. From time to time, completing tasks also takes a few minutes, but luckily, we can play some more levels at that time.īut let’s come to the gameplay of the levels: For example, replacing some flowers cost one star, but rebuilding a treehouse takes up two to three stars. Yes, tasks also vary on how much stars you need to complete them. When I played Gardenscapes, I’d like to complete the tasks that cost only one star. To bring up some variety into the game, Austin comes up with different tasks for you, so you’re not working on one thing at the time. However, you can’t add new things to the garden. In each area, you can decide what materials, types, and designs (of fountains, plants, fences, etc.) you want to use to it look new again. The garden that you will renovate is also not that small, as it is divided into multiple areas that you unlock over time. Thes can range from planting flowers, building a treehouse, to removing trash. By clearing a level, you get a star that is required to complete tasks that Austin comes up with.
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