Doodle God: Mighty Trio

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Pay to play. No thanks.

It's a mobile game port. It has mobile game mechanics, coupled with mobile game graphics, and some bland music. Nothing wrong with that, I just don't find this enjoyable is all. Note that Steam, which is the PC shovelware storefront, is kinda different from Google Play, which is the mobile shovelware storefront; this implies that the Google Play review would be different.

Mobile style trash, heavy on cash baiting and poor pacing. Lacks the ability to change window size and takes up too much screen real estate. Tutorials point to buttons that have since been moved to new locations and are unskippable and fail to explain what powers do.

So i've been playing for 4+ hours and i can say between some loading time or waiting queue, this game has been made to make you do something while waiting on another game.. Or sometime you can just launch this game and if you are into it you will forget to get some sleep :D Pros : Beautiful Can be a bit difficult (and i like it so far) Unlimited Life (Don't know if its intended or a bug) Alchemy who require some logic. (How to make some Elements (like Sun, life, lava etc etc)) Cons : The Roulette Wheel (Maybe not a cons but the bonus are too low at the moment but 1 try is free for every level so you can use it if you want) Mobile Game ??? ((Not a cons) see above to check my explanation of that game) Hope to get more features ! -Like Daily Check to get some bonus every day PS : Can only think of that at the moment xD

pretty much a simple mobile chain building game. NO volume control on sound - only on/off. And since the base volume is loud, you either need to adjust system volume, or turn sounds off. You will fairly quickly run into levels that are entirely luck dependent, and you must complete every level to progress. There are many other, better games.

This is a childish abandoned early access "match 3" game where you draw a line across matching tiles to eliminate them from the board. I don't know why this inane rubbish is ever allowed on Steam. Apart from being less engaging than Bejewelled, the 1990's game these match-3 makers keep ripping off, it's a tablet port, so it doesn't belong on Steam. Doubling down on incompetence, the developers couldn't work out how to make full screen work, so this mess plays in a window. It's free, but then so is cancer. And like cancer, nobody should want this.