Farm Heroes Saga Critic Reviews

It's fair to say we've seen this sort of gameplay before in Candy Crush, but King has done a great job of modifying things to ensure that Farm Heroes Saga isn't as greedy a money-making machine. You'll get quite a bit of gameplay from it for no charge whatsoever, and the additional boosters and other goodies might just encourage you to stick around a little longer.

There's a new freemium based Match-3 game to lose one's self to, and Farm Heroes Saga is a great example of the genre.

Farm Heroes Saga is a farm fresh alternative to Candy Crush offering brand new enjoyment with valuable twists to make for a better matching experience.

Farm Heroes Saga puts on a familiar show, which'll have it picked up shortly. It does also have its shortcomings though, which is why it probably will not be as successful as its predecessor: Candy Crush.

This is probably King's best game on iOS since Candy Crush, though it still falls well short of it.

Farm Heroes Saga is a nice match-3 puzzle game, with plenty of levels and some interesting elements, but it becomes boring after a while.

Fun, functional, flat: Farm Heroes Saga is a re-skin of a previous King game that by this point everyone has played to death.

Even though the game keeps challenging you, it's basically the same thing we've already seen in Candy Crush. Fans of Candy Crush will probably like this game as well since it's basically the same game with a different skin. The 150 levels are challenging, although the game itself isn't that special.

Farm Heroes Saga offers a new scoring system to differentiate itself from Candy Crush Saga, but that new mechanic is ultimately undermined by level goals and pacing that is meant to challenge your wallet more than your mind.