I downloaded just to get rewards for another app, but this game is actually fun. There are no ads, and the art is very nice. It has decent music, and the sound effects are expertly done. The UI and font are easy to use and view, and it has plenty of customization options. It doesn’t feel like a crappy app trying to steal your data. It actually has gameplay, and you can even see the developers personality and sense of humor. The way it implements in-app purchases is really smooth, too. You don’t ever feel like you need them to proceed, but you do feel like they would make things easier. So they tempt you, but not too much. It has events, but it’s not pushy. The dialogue was enjoyable too. All in all, this is a pretty good game. I didn’t expect that, but I can’t say I hate it. Sure, I have a couple of qualms with it, but nothing major, and like I said, it’s a really good game. It’s relaxing, and a combination of idle and active gameplay. I’ve never been stressed or frustrated, and the timed moments (where doing an action takes x amount of time) never seem too long. Overall, it’s a cute game, and it’s not even a scam. You don’t have to spend any money on this. I would recommend downloading it once you find someplace that will reward you for playing it (whether with cash or with tokens you can use on that site), but that’s because so many places pay you to play, so it’s essentially free money.

I have to confess to something. On one of the levels I realized that I could get an infinite supply of new materials so I never had to end the level. I just kept playing on the same level for several years. Chests didn’t cost anything to open, dragons didn’t require energy to harvest things… I just kept going to get the highest levels of various things. I didn’t even have to worry about space, because I began storing an obnoxious amount of items in bubbles by keeping the island mostly full 90% of the time. That was on my old phone, though, and that phone barely works anymore, so I’m gonna try the app again on a different device. Idk if your progress passes over—if it does I’m just gonna stay in that level even longer. If not, I’m going to play the game how it’s actually supposed to be played, lol. So anyone that’s annoyed by energy limits and stuff and just wants the satisfaction of merging… now you know. I don’t know what level it is but keep an eye out for levels with trees that occasionally drop that grass stuff you can get those shiny seeds from. Once you have flowers that you can harvest leaves from you can make trees to harvest wood from. They also occasionally drop chests. Mushrooms you can harvest other mushrooms from. Life flowers can be infinitely created from the seed things that float by.

I’ve had this game for a little while and downloaded it without reading the reviews. The premise of the game is you merge until you create a “wonder”. Now the downside to this game... if you harvest from objects you can sometimes get a dragon chest. In order to open the dragon chest you have to have gems. You have to pay to have gems or you can happen upon them by merging stars and they appear every once in a blue moon. Now since playing this game I’ve harvested over 300 dragon chests. They take up a ridiculous amount of space. Unlike other free game platforms where if you don’t want to pay you have to wait for something to become available you are now just stuck with them in your camp. You can however sell them but what was the point of building a wonder (which is the highest merge of the game and it takes forever to do in camp) if you are rewarded with things that you have to pay for. Game developers please fix this and I will write a better review. EDIT: they have added more to the game since I wrote this review years ago. I will say that the dragons tend to harvest more dragon chests than I can keep up with so clean up in camp is annoying especially since they require dragon gems to open them. They have also added more events and levels as well. Overall a nice game to play