Threes! for Pc

this app is a brilliant little game. The concept and execution of this is outstanding. It's cute, friendly, has amazing style and one of the best game soundtracks ever. It's one of the few games I play with full audio. I've put in thousands of hours into this game, and every month I keep improving and finding new ways to increase my scores. It has an amazing learning curve that anyone with over a Triferatu under their belt will know. Getting a Volleo might've been my greatest gaming achievement, and this is coming from a big console game. I've been playing this game since its release in 2014, and I haven't stopped since. I cannot think of a single game, mobile or console, that I've fallen this much in love with. 5/5.

Had a lot of potential to be fun but, as other reviewers have pointed out, the game is outright rigged against you. As you make progress and the grid fills up, the AI will send out 4 or 5 blue or red tiles in a row. The AI will also consistently block you from moving tiles to join with others. Now, it's more like playing against an opponent rather than an enjoyable puzzle game. The "update" has only made matters worse. Why make people pay for a game and then harangue them with ads for tacky merchandise? Must be to tick them off enough to not play. Hmm, seems like good business strategy to me 🤓 Seems like the developers don't realize that we have many other great apps vying for our time and money and that they only have a short window of time to attract and keep loyal players. Too bad that short sighted greed is ruining the App Store.

this app! is a simple numbers game that involves moving rows and columns to create multiples of three, then add matching numbers to obtain larger multiples of three. That's it. Easy to learn, no apparent glitches, and no complaints at all, really, other than the occasional "baby-talk" voice acting. (Boy, that got grating quickly.) I simply lost interest. I played about 40-50 times, and there were no levels, awards, formatting/style changes, or rules added during gameplay. You start and end with the same board, and the only objective is to get as high a score as possible before you're blocked from making any other move. Assuming you can still download the app at no charge, I estimate you'll have about 15 to 20 minutes of free entertainment, and there's nothing wrong with that. You may enjoy it much more than I did, and thus I would encourage everyone to give it a whirl. P.S. I read some other reviews after publishing my own, and I noticed that some people paid up to three dollars for this game. To be clear, I would consider that a huge waste of money, and I would rate the game two stars if it had been anything other than free.

Sometimes people just want to complain because they have a forum in which to do it, but not because they have anything worthwhile to say. The negative reviews regarding this app is an example of that. This game is simple, challenging, and can fill hours of time if you allow yourself to get lost in the game. It’s the perfect example of a game that doesn’t harangue you with in app purchases, and the complaints about a merchandise page are ridiculous since you can scroll past it in an instant. This is a wonderful little gem that does not nickel and dime you for a great time. Ignore the detractors, for their negative opinions on this game are not warranted at all.