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Triple Town

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Triple Town

Dec 6, 2012

Main game

3.41 average rating based on 69 ratings

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Triple Town is an original puzzle game in which you try to grow the greatest possible city. The larger the city you build, the more points you score. You build your city by matching three or more game-pieces: combine three grasses to make a bush, three bushes to make a tree... until you've filled the board with houses, cathedrals and castles. Along the way, you'll have to outwit giant bears who will try to block your progress.
Release Dates
Dec 06, 2012 (Worldwide)
Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
Mar 06, 2015 (Worldwide)
Android
Mar 26, 2015 (Worldwide)
iOS
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User Stats
283
In Collection
7
Wish Listed
2
Playing
85
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How Long Is Triple Town?
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thewritingj
thewritingj gave Jun 4, 2016
thewritingj gave Jun 4, 2016
thewritingj's review of Triple Town

This is my all-time favorite mobile app, and instead of spending money on the app, I bought it on steam [because achievements.] :B

You build an adorable town and little people run around squawking about the enormous angry bears rampaging around. And then you quietly murder all the bears and turn them into churches (do the people fear the bears? or do they worship them? Do they pay homage to their bones as we do to the saints?). And when you think "I'd be so much better at this game if there were no stupid bears mucking up my plans" you can choose the game setting where there are no bears, and realize - no. You are just bad at this game.

I have only ever gotten one skycastle.

Someday. Someday I will build a sky empire. Just watch me.

BMO
BMO updated their status Nov 1, 2022
BMO updated their status Nov 1, 2022

God damn it! In the latest industry consolidation news, Netflix acquired Spryfox. Now they own two small indie devs that put out games I enjoy and another studio's work will probably get lost in the wasteland that Netflix's game center, a place that less than 1% of Netflix users are aware even exists.