Triple Town

Complex but accessible, inventive yet familiar, a game that has gripped browser windows is every bit as troublingly addictive in the palm of your hand.

The strategic planning of moves requires more forethought than is initially apparent. I wouldn't be at all surprised for this to become the next big iOS hit (especially if they lower the price for unlimited turns into realistic territory); Spry Fox could well have a winner on their hands here.

Sure, Triple Town is just another matching game, but it's deep and surprisingly strategic.

Triple Town is not your average match-3 game, but it's a great mix of puzzle and strategy, much deeper than you might think.

Triple Town is an addictive killer puzzle game, available free. What more do you need to know?

While the monetization could have been handled a bit better, Triple Town is none the less a great match-three puzzler. I've always appreciated quality mobile games, and this game is easily worth paying for.

Triple Town is a puzzle game with strategy and a bit of city management. A really smart and original take on the common "match three" gameplay.

Triple Town would be better off if it were sold like a standard puzzle game and included a few more options. But even in its basic state it's match-3 town-building crack.

Combining a town building game with addictive match three mechanics creates such a simple yet hard to put down play experience. Only purchase Triple Town if you have the time to spare.

Triple Town is a simple game that hides the fantastic potential of becoming an obsession for the gamer.

There's not much more to Triple Town, but it's easy to get hooked into a gentle rhythm of item placement and the climbing satisfaction of watching your shrubbery transform into a glorious castle. This isn't the most complex game in the world, but when the time comes to invest £2.49 it's likely you'll have already worked out if Triple Town is your perfect match.