Please follow United Critics for quality reviews Mundus: Impossible Universe Review Have you ever played Match-3 games? If yes, then this game is for you that comes with lots of new elements and content to explore. The perfect combination of Strategy, Puzzle, and Match-3 elements will set you on an epic journey full of surprises and thrill. Before starting...


Mundus: Impossible Universe
2019 HH-Games66Worthwhile
Overview
We invite you to join the Great Shaman in a quest to explore the Impossible Universe. You will find dozens of unique worlds with their own rewards… and dangers. Face challenging Match-3 puzzles and meet strange denizens of fantastic planets. This is our best game we have ever crafted. Satisfaction is guaranteed! Features: - Unique puzzles on square and hexagonal fields! - Challenging gameplay! - Relaxing music and sound effects!
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- Steam55from 11 reviews
Mundus - Impossible Universe (Match-3) This is a colorful match-3 game with a lot going for it, but I'm going to have to give this game a negative rating due to the dev's decision to modify what seems to be a modified Pay-to-win that will eventually become unplayable. Let me explain: We start with basic, swap-to-match-3 mechanics, with a new goal for...
This is a mobile game too, and I expect that's where it was intended to live. And that's fine. However.... Although there are no IAPs in the Steam version, these are clearly intended to be the revenue source. But the PC version has not been updated at all to reflect this. So what you end up with is very, very obvious paywalls where the difficulty pretty...
I played Mundus - Impossible Universe 2 and LOVED it, so I had great expectations for the first one. Huge let down. Why? Because it shows it's ugly free to play / pay to win roots hard I don't mind difficult levels and I don't mind limited moves, but it's RNG is heavily weighted to require buying extra moves or items to be able to finish the levels...
It's like a mobile phone game where the difficulty level suddenly spikes making you fail over and over and then asking you to try a power up or spend more in-game money to get more turns. Since the game doesn't have a micro-transactions "store" or something similar and there's no way to easily get these power ups so every 5 levels or so you'll bump...








