It's frustrating, I know, but that's how mobile games make their money these days. You need to pay via in-app purchase for more medals and lives, which will keep you in the game longer. Of course, as you progress things get tougher, and within a few levels you'll be begging for more moves in order to finish off a level. The principles of the game are outlined in friendly tutorial levels, and the first few levels are very forgiving, with a generous helping of moves so you can get a feel for the game.
Perhaps the only big 'innovation' in the gameplay is that pieces can be swapped diagonally as well as up/down/left/right.Įven if you've never played a match-three game before, Pastry Paradise is child's play.
Sure, there are a range of power-ups, and different game modes (boss battles, baking challenges, etc.), but there's little in Pastry Paradise that we haven't seen before. It's a tried and trusted formula and it does work - Pastry Paradise is as addictive as sugary buns - but it scores no prizes for originality.
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