Royal Master – Mobile Game Review

Royal Match’s simple gameplay is a fusion of a meta progression mechanic reminiscent of Gardenscapes and Matchington but with Royal Match designed to appeal to casual gamers. Regularly added new mechanisms into each level of the game, adds some enjoyment on the other hand, consumable boosters enhance the overall experience for the players who wish to keep on playing.

The game has a single currency which helps in easing off the economy of the game and also assists the users to have the knowledge of what exactly their finances are going towards. The assurance of consistent updates also enable the game to remain relevant and intriguing to players who have been playing the game for quite some time.

Ludo Royal Master

This cross-platform multiplayer application allows you to play the Ludo, also known as Pachisi, Parchisi or Parcheesi, the time-tested board game on the go. You can practice the skill and improve in several game modes and compete against other users, based on the amount of dice rolled. A player needs to defeat all the ones in front as well as other players to dominate the board but competition is tough as there are unoccupied and occupied spaces. The first player to get all their tokens back into their house is the winner.

Ludo Royal Master lets you play against friends or computer players and with various game modes such as passing the device after each turn, play with friends online or play with friends offline, which is one of the most exciting features of the app. Furthermore, the app allows up to four players to use the same Android device with Pass-N-Play.

The game looks quite decent, especially for mobile devices; the gameplay, although basic, is enjoyable and quite satisfying. Progressing through the meta-narrative content, on the other hand, can feel painfully slow at times. For instance, it can take a certain amount of time to complete all the room tasks or unlock new locations which will eventually make the map complete.

Overall, Ludo Royal Master is a great app to enjoy with family and friends. What is even nicer about it is the feature of having multiplayer mode and not having to pay for the game, which is great for a low budget gamer. The app is equipped with great sound and high resolution graphics and also provides a variety of avatars for gamers to select.

Royal Match

Royal Match is great video game, and a good demonstration as to how simple yet genius game design may reap worldwide recognition. Games like this one have a casual feel which is easy to understand, they have powerful customer acquisition and an excellent liveops plan, quite the model to follow. Looking at the success of the incorporation one might recall a nicely crafted tutorial and a number of progression system’s levels.

For instance, within each level you would be tasked to complete a specific quest i.e., collect a specified number of gems or other items. Such features allow inverse of current objectives to be present making every level distinct and allow players to plan strategically even before commencing the matches. Plus, the game is nice enough to even let players use tons of boosters to get through levels which seem impossible to pass through. You only need to watch out as you might find the easier levels far too easy and the harder ones disproportionately difficult.

A collection system is being also introduced which allows players to earn prizes by participating in events or opening chests. This is the missing layer on the cake the player progression has been craving for and allows more in-game content to be opened. With such methods, this issue of retention and engagement becomes even lesser.

Having said that, the game makes it possible to switch loads between retries of the level and goal swipes, which speeds up the game pace even more. Players may also spend money to buy consumable boosts to lessen the stage’s challenge. Nevertheless, the Starting Boosters should only be used when the player has a few moves left, or the player has already failed the stage multiple times.

Royal Marble Master

A classic puzzle game where you play as a marble roller ad you engage in marbles and shots that explode is fun and challenging in itself. Who doesn’t want to play in this fairy tale world with zuma twist and over 3000 levels to complete with unique events and mini games. Use inbuilt power ups and make use of variety of in-game items to progress through the unique and magical levels to complete the ultimate Challenge.

Fill the screen with colors as you match, shoot and blast marbles in radiant combos. Want to switch balls? Tap on the ball switcher located at the middle of each slot and simply change to the preferred ball. Bubble blasting your way through this marble world has never been more fun, defeat levels and equip unique turrets to your arsenal!

You can use the in-game currency without spending anything as a deposit. Also, you can compete in real money contests to try and win cash prizes. Also, the game ‘Royal Marble Master‘ has a different level each time you play it so rest assured, the game will not get boring after a few tries as it has season pass guarantee.

Royal is the series’ leading character and is a member of Team Kobalts who alongside Azure is the team captain, His roller skating skills helped him become the team captain. Also, Royal is tied with Red Eye in winning the most Marbula One tournaments.

This game is a perfect stress buster and will improve your reflex and thinking skills in a smart and stylish way. The 3D models, animations and visuals of this game are eye soothing and because of the outstanding gameplay, it can engage a player for a lot of time.

Star of Kings

Dream Games has appeared to have a go at another puzzle game as they have launched a title by the name of Royal Kingdom. This game, while very familiar to the former, adds an extra element of competition in the form of PvP. So given this addition and a stricter meta currency, and a redesigned home base UI/UX, this game should cater to players who enjoyed the Royal Match game but wanted more social aspects in their game.

The What a Match series has lacked the combat aspect but instead had a puzzle element where each user completed rooms. Royal Kingdom however is slightly different in that it provides users an overarching map that grows larger as they successfully complete levels, much like how the Gardenscape gardens or Matchington mansion use a Obtain and Complete Puzzle-Solve mechanic. This gives plenty of space for future expansion while also helping engage players through the matchmaking aspect as well.

Additionally, the players still receive the potions upon the completion of the levels, but this time, instead of a single star earning a task, a few potions have been given to level up in groups. This enables Dream to raise the level requirement without compromising players who have reached the end of content since every player will complete every zone in their own time. By utilizing the hard and super hard marked levels and potion multipliers, skilled players will be able to fill up the map much more quickly than the less skillful ones, but even with these tricks, some players might end up being behind and waiting for a future content drop before they can fill the remaining areas.