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Match-Three Plus Multi-Touch Makes My Brain Hurt (In a Good Way)

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Mike Fahey and 15 others

Swapping colorful objects to create rows of three or more is about as simple as a puzzle game can get. After years of playing titles like Bejeweled and Candy Crush Saga, seeing the patterns that make the best matches is almost second nature to me. Match-three games have become a mindless relaxing pursuit. Then came… » 1/18/13 3:05pm 1/18/13 3:05pm