Word Cat Evolution vs まつりマージ

Come to play the most addictive game on your phone! Choose the smartest strategy to be the first to collect all the cats.Start with small cats and win more gold coins by constantly synthesizing and upgrading them to larger and faster cats!Gather the whole Cat Collection and play with them! Are you tired of the old fashioned word search games? Try the brand new cross word puzzle game! How many cats can you collect? More than 30 different species of cats can be collected! Idle income: you can continue to get gold coins even if you leave the game. Now let's form a super cat team and try to be the champion. HOW TO PLAY: - Swipe the letters to line up words to fill up the blanks horizontally and vertically on the board - Use the “Hints” button to get clues Features: - More than 30 kinds of cats. - More than 4000+ crossword puzzles - Well-designed interfaces, beautiful graphics/backgrounds - Simple & Easy to play, hard to beat gameplay - Find as many words as possible to unlock levels and earn extra bonus coins - Totally FREE for all players - No network required and no time limit - Suitable for both kids and adults - Offline games - Games free download - Word games free for adults and children

Drop and merge matching items to watch them grow — from a tiny goldfish scooped at a stall, all the way up to a giant fireworks finale lighting the night sky. No timer. No lives. Just paper lanterns, the beat of taiko drums, and one more goldfish. Matsuri Merge is a cozy little puzzle about a Japanese summer festival — easy to pick up, hard to put down. Two ways to play: • Kingyo Mode — grow 10 colourful goldfish, from a tiny one to a shining dream fish • Ennichi Mode — merge festival treasures: goldfish, fox mask, candy apple, takoyaki, lantern, fan, food stall… up to the fireworks Handcrafted by a solo developer in Japan: • Item names stay in Japanese romaji (Kingyo, Chōchin, Mikoshi) — a little taste of the culture • Merge sounds are taiko drum beats that rise as items grow • Reach the fireworks and the game cheers "Tamaya~!" — the cheer Japanese crowds have called out since the Edo period • Game over isn't a defeat — it just whispers "Matsuri's over…", then invites you to grab a ramune and go again If you love cozy, satisfying merge puzzles, come spend a warm summer night at the festival. Free to play, in English and Japanese.