Professionaly made game, which is why I recommend it in general, even though there are lot of reasons why I would not recommend it, especially this particular sequel.
While it is labeled as match-3 game, it is not a typical match-3 game where you try to match or slide three or more pieces together. Forget that. Instead it is a game where you click on clusters of three or more items to annihilate them. So you just click them in some strategic way and sometimes even without strategy just crazily click everything. Practically though it tends to be annoying. It aims at people who like to kill anxiety by clearing the board but then tortures the same people with difficulty to clear it at the key areas of the board. There are also mini games to find differences in pictures, to organize shuffled puzzle image or to find hidden items, which are annoyingly repetitive.
Now for those who did play the previous Season Match series games, this one just repeats the same from the previous versions, there's nothing really new. And there are more reasons NOT TO BUY this game. While this kind of game is based on people's love for tranquility, nature, positivity, life force and (our modern perception of) ancient Celtic culture (yes, that was the actual success recipe of the original game), in this sequel it was tunneled out and abused to push political request of multiculturalism, taking away what people liked about it. Someone may say they tried to pay respect to African culture and honor African religion called Voodoo, but the stereotypical way they presented it disserved it a lot. Instead of showing the religion as dignified faith about life, the player is actually served with stereotypical American association of Voodoo with unhappy dead-face doll stiched up like in the Frankenstein clichée, which functions more as promotion of satanism, undead culture and twisting and flipping of suffering and happiness so that you associate one with the other and vice versa. That's extremely stereotypical and disserving. There is more concern. As a player you are unconsciously conditioned to associate happiness with death and harm, through attributing an undead Voodoo-doll-inspired tool with the most useful perk of all. So instead of realizing the originally positive life-celebrating game suddenly shows undead doll and harmful tool as equal part of life (actually as natural attribute of the divine representation of the June character), you are taught to associate it with happiness. So, looking at unhappy dead face, you are likely to smile and associate good with the evil. I am gradually more and more concerned about the way we are forced to accept this evil-promoting and satanist-like culture of flipped death and life qualities and other quite specific beliefs under the combined use of masks of many cultures together. We are extorted to accept someone's beliefs and styles just because they put on their virtual face this group of masks of various races and religions, we are threatened that if we reject their messages, we would be considered as culturally hateful, which is simply not true. Lets take a lesson from this unlucky and hopefully unintentional offense of African culture and be cautious what is presented to us under the combined mask of various cultures and races, because obviously not everything shown with this multi-mask on is necessarily healthy and OK to accept. Again, let me remind that this game series got its fame from celebration of life and Celtic culture and that the depicted Voodoo black magic doll symbol is about hurting other people or creating walking undead zombies, which is absolute opposite of celebration of life. I see that more problematic than that the love of Celtic culture was used to promote Africa, Arabia and other countries exotical to the Celts.
Overally, I'd say this is the weakest episode of the Season Match series. The system of the game is rather boring and the music is also very annoying, the main tune is not uplifting at all and annoyingly repeats over and over, being more a short repetitive jingle than a song.
