This M3 is predicated on three flowers comprising a rotational group. The board is hexagonal, rather than square, and you need to rotate the flowers to make matches of 3 of more. I like this different concept of match 3 variety - second game I've encountered like this. The story weaves in to every level and you have added goals to reach, blocked cells that won't rotate, web-covered cells that will rotate, weed covered cells that won't rotate and a goal of making a specific number of matches of each color of flower. Also, if you rotate the same flower too many times you are given a warning that the flower will die if you continue; if 9 flowers die in the same level you lose! The colors are bright and vivid and the graphics fantastic! The music is so soothing you can actually leave it on! Enjoy! Oh yah, this is one of those games where the foreign engineer didn't check the English with an English-speaking person, so the sentence structure leaves a lot to be desired! Big Fish, can you talk to someone about this? We've seen this in sooooooo many games and so many reviewers have commented on it!

Good, cute storyline and characters. I like the music and sound effects. Game boards are all different shapes. You have to fill orders, as well as collect a certain number of flowers to win, just an example. Challenging, but doable. A bit of adventure thrown in the mix. Overall, a must have for M3 fans.

Very beautifull!! Liked everything the flowers the butterflies... EVERYTHING!!! the graphics

I didn't think I would like this game at first because I figured all match 3 games were all the same, and once you played one you've played them all (and I own a few#. Not so with this one. It is very unique. It's a strategy adventure match 3. You get the same simple stress free matching pleasure but you can actually move your item to the match. In other words, you are not dependent only on the random falling of items and close proximity to a match. You have a three prong swivel to move the flowers where you want them to line up. Graphics are beautiful with nice big game board. It takes a little bit of thought and strategy if you don't want it to make a match before you get it to your destination.#incase you are arranging an order to fill or getting it to an immobile flower caught in vines# And also the cascade of matches going on in gameplay may move the mark you are trying to get to so it does have a bit of challenge to it also. This is also an adventure story moving throughout the town layout which looks like a lot of levels #worth your money# and you go back and forth between the buildings depending on your objective moving up the storyline#levels#. Reminds me of Puzzle Quest but without the complications of RPG. It's super simple. The tasks involve collecting a given number of matches of each particular flower or getting cobwebs off them or arranging them to fit orders all by matching. It does not go off into another genre but the match 3 gameplay offers so much more I can't even begin to explain them all, and I've only been playing for a few hours, so uh, definitely not boring. The adventure story is not timed thank goodness #I've only gotten across the bridge into town# but it does have another mode you must unlock only after you've completed the game, probably timed??. This is a great game for relaxing with just the right bit of thought #like if you're in the mood for something different than a solitaire game). You won't just be clicking for the same old matches each level. Like Mikey says, "try it,