medieval merge

The good point is that the game is pretty. The bad point is that it is borderline unplayable if you don't pay anything. Almost every action will have a timer and you will have to wait again and again. In my opinion, you would attract way more people if you decreased the timers or if you allowed player to watch unlimited sponsored videos.

The merging is fun for a bit but some issues arise early on. Sometimes when you merge an item, a duplicated one is created with a bubble around it and if I watch an optional ad I get to keep it, otherwise it disappears after a period of time. This isnt a huge issue except that it takes up valuable room and I can't get rid of it earlier unless I watch the ad. Cooldowns. After 8 hours, the barn is still not done recharging. If you're going to incentivize me not to play the game, then I won't.

Great concept, poor execution. The energy system and the item recharge system do not work well together. It should be one or the other. I've had all of my items ready to give me things to merge only to realize I have no energy to get anything out of them. The art style is pretty nice and the way the world grows as you complete quests is really cool. Edit: droped it down to two stars because the energy and recharge systems are awful. Makes it extremely hard to progress at higher levels.

Cute game, not bad for a merge game. I don't agree with most of the other reviews, I think it's energy and space use is good and challenging. My main issue is I ran out of content. Been waiting over a week now and no new content. Also some of the items aren't sellable and I don't use them very much. Like the gem boxes, I made too many thinking they would be useful but now I'm stuck with them forever taking up valuable space, also chests. Last is items that create items, after auto use can't sell

Love absolutely everything about it. It's unique and very addictive and i actually want to keep playing because of how invested it got me. The energy is understandable but even the items taking time to recharge is a bit of an overkill in my opinion. Perfect game just needs better adjustment on how many things can hault progress.

Honestly a very cute game with a great concept that's unfortunately ruined by frustrating energy mechanics and an irrationally small board to work with. Liked it for quite a while but it loses it's luster when you can only play 5 minutes a day and don't have a big enough board to combine all the objects you need later on. It gives you the incentive to sell objects that took a while to earn just to get board space... then warns you that all the items you are about to sell are rare.

has potential. the storage options aren't great considering i'm level 6 and already have 8 different generators on the board. i'm not super motivated to play because i know i'm not going to progress much if i do, even though the art style and story seem really interesting. i'm also not a fan of using ads to marginally improve wait times; if i have to watch an ad, i should get a decent reward for it.

Game sucks for a merging game. Limited space, can't increase board space, and inventory space runs out quick. Too many different branches of items. Should be able to obtain more board space or new boards for different themes, like tools, plants, etc. I'll admit, I've spent a lot of time on this, but it's kinda over with now. I've got a bunch of high value items and no room to grow. Also, thought there was lore, but that immediately stopped after tutorial. RIP.

Potential is all this game has going for it. It's incredibly tedious, and this gets worse and worse the more you unlock. The board aspect is hindered by locked spaces you can't unlock for seemingly a long time, making it nearly impossible to progress without deleting progress in other areas. The graphics and idea are great, but the game play is almost impossible. The generators are stingy, the board is impossibly difficult to unlock, and it sucks because this could be a really cool game.

Great looking game design with a fun game mechanic that's made incredibly tedious. Not only do you have energy that is gone way too fast and restores very slowly, you also have to wait for your item spawners to come back when they run out of juice. Chests take forever to open. There's never enough space on the board, and the plot is mediocre at best. If all the waiting mechanics were removed and the game were monitized in a different way, it might actually be a fun game.

This is one of my favorite merge game, I see a lot of reviews are complaining about the limit board size, energy,... etc. It's not really a problem for me. You can always clear some un-needed item and merge again when you need them. Also you can also increase energy size by eating the ????, my current ⚡ level is at 117, extra ⚡ lvl isn't too hard to get if you have patient. The only reason I gave 4* is because I can't close out the game. It'll lose process played last time.

The game concept is good but the overall enjoyment factor is brought down because of the item recharge time being very long for certain items and the energy system. Also at a certain point in the game rather early on, it starts requiring high level items that take a while to get and some items like the rivets, gloves, rope should all come from their own spawner instead of the toolbox and toolbarrels which makes them harder and more tedious to get. I also think the inventory slots cost alot.

Good job on destroying your own game. Each new updates reduces the playability of this game significantly by decreasing the tapping frequency of generated resources, increasing the level of requested items in daily quest. The numeric information of each item are still missing after so many updates, so that the players won't aware that the resources will not regenerate if there is one item remaining in the resource generator, and the items are pathetically lesser than before. This game is updated time-to-time to make the game heavily relies on P2W and completely ignored the game balance. Also, there is no ongoing story after the very beginning of the game, or any dialogued animation after each quest completion.

Game started out alright, but quickly found some bugs and that it's nearly impossible to play without paying or watching ads. Items disappear, which cost energy to create from resources which become exhausted which cost gems, ads or significant time to refresh. Early missions become impossible to complete without costing money, watching ads, or waiting a surprisingly long time.

This game has the potential to be great. However due to long times to gain energy it falls short of being great, with it coming to a mediocre like most mobile games. The art style is certainly unique and looks pretty good. However the story really falls after the tutorial and this game could use some simple dialog in-between each task you do. There are micro transactions but they aren't in your face, and I personally haven't seen too many ads unless I ask for them in exchange for energy. 4/5

Starts off fun. Very soon, the board fills up and you will either have to sell items you need, or spend real money to increase space, etc. Energy recovers very slowly, and there are hardly any items within the clickers before they have to recharge, and they recharge slowly too. It is designed to make you spend money, pure and simple. Only reason I gave it a second star is because it seems bug-free and the graphics are decent. Still gonna uninstall.

It's a nice-looking game and a fun concept, but the items you tap to generate materials take WAY too long to recharge, and offer no countdown beyond a circle that fills up. Of course you can buy items to speed things up, but that costs money. It feels like the game isn't interested in you playing for more than 1-2 minutes before you have to wait for a recharge. It's frustrating and a poor game design; it also really feels like a cash grab. Improve the recharge rate and the game will be better.

Really needs some balancing. The graphics are lovely, had the potential to be a keeper. At the moment though, you often find yourself with too much energy but nothing to tap, or not enough energy with lots to tap. Also, some timers don't show how much time is remaining. Not enough space, to the point where it doesn't even make sense, extremely difficult in the early stages before you've made enough money to buy the inventory slots.

The premise of the game is fine; collect various items, merge them to upgrade, turn in specific sets to complete tasks much like Merge Mansion. The problem comes in that item spawners have very long cooldown times and give such a small number of items that I run out of things to click before I run out of energy. I love the graphics of this game, but as I said, the item spawners need to give way more before going on cooldown. Also for some reason I can only play on Wi-Fi regardless of data speed.

So far, (one day of play) this seems to be the best of this style merge game. The art is actually nice looking and makes me want to see the repairs done. Also the advertisements aren't bad at all, your not interrupted while playing. Plus so far the only option I've seen so far for ads is when you run out of energy, you can get 15 more for watching an ad. I can't think of many mobile games that feel like a game instead of an advertisement farm.

"Puzzle-Game" type game involving logic, observation and/or thinking. Puzzle-games are games that call on your mind and your sense of observation to help you progress in the adventure or the story.