The secret of popularity

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Match 3 can be considered one of the oldest game genres.

Your parents could also spend a lot of time in "Shariki" in the early 90s - there was such a game for PC, by the way, from a Russian developer. And for 30+ years, new variations on the theme have been regularly released.

The most important factor that ensures popularity is the simplicity of the gameplay.

The user is not required to immerse himself in the game world, there is no need to remember plot lines or learn any complex controls.

The mechanics are simple: there is a set of colored brazil telegram database elements from which you need to make combinations. That's basically it. The game gives instant bonuses for each collected colored set, the brain gets a long-awaited dose of dopamine, the person is happy.

Often, fans of “three in a row” do not even need any additional entertainment applications on their smartphone: after all, if a person plays to recharge and relieve stress, for example, during work breaks, on an escalator or on a subway train, then “three in a row” turns out to be very useful.

They are easy to download, easy to immerse yourself in, and any difficulty thresholds are minimal.

In addition, such games stimulate the user on a daily basis, throwing new in-game events, levels and customization opportunities at him.




An example of an in-game match-three event. Screenshot from the Magic Book game.


In general, there are many different mechanics that "hook" the user on such games. For example, in some "three in a row" the number of moves is limited or there is a certain time in which you need to finish the game.

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