It all comes together to form an attractive bunch of features for the Match-3 fan, as well as the most appealing since Candy Crush Saga. Boss stages also provide a welcome distraction. Chicks can also be developed through matching uncracked eggs, followed by cracked eggs, and often prove the most difficult to clear. Further challenges come from different types of tiles such as frozen tiles that are restricted in movement, or flowers that can only bloom by matches being completed around them. It's something that proves invaluable in later stages, once quotas reach quite impressive heights. Soon enough, things turn much more challenging and also much more satisfying.Ī new Hero mode, activated once all objectives have been completed with remaining moves left over, allows for the chance to rack up some impressive high scores by adding extra points to each crop. Early stages might simply involve matching 5 green smiling crops and 10 strawberries, but this is just the game easing one in gently. Akin to Zookeeper, players work their way through each level by matching together relevant quotas of crops. It's a format that works though, and works well. It's a very familiar format so those who weren't keen on Candy Crush Saga aren't going to be swayed here. Fortunately, King doesn't appear to have rested on its laurels, with Farm Heroes Saga proving one of the better Match-3 games out there. Made by King, the makers of Candy Crush Saga and numerous other Saga games, it doesn't really have to do a lot to be immediately very popular. Regardless of whether it's actually any good, the mobile release of Farm Heroes Saga was always going to be a big deal.
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