Queen Link is a new entry to the ever-popular match-3 puzzle from N-Path Games which is now available to download and play on both Android and iOS platforms.
Queen Link offers seamless match-3 gameplay with no ads
Well, the gameplay is quite simple and I see there isn’t anything out of the blue when it comes to this puzzle title, but this simplicity might be one of the reasons you can try and enjoy the game. In this title, you are in the middle of the bright Royal Land where you can reconnect colors and solve challenging match-3 puzzles for the Queen to bring back its past glory.
This involves an epic journey through thousands of demanding levels where stars are collected and new areas unlocked as each stage is defeated. You will need to unlock power-ups which help you navigate obstacles and level up more easily by collecting coins and other rewards. The transitions and animations look decent, which might be liked by many.
Another reason you might find this enjoyable is that Queen Link has no ads, so you will never have to go offline while playing to skip those adverts. Maybe, you can, since this game is also internet-free. However, I’m not sure if this game is completely offline since there is a mention that you also get to compete against other teams in the game, which you can experience firsthand once you start playing.
So, offering simplistic gameplay, you can give it a try. To do so, you can download and play the game either on the Google Play Store on your Android device or the App Store on iOS. Does it have the features to make it one of the best in the genre? Well, try and let me know!
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