Alright, I'll admit. At first I was kinda rolling my eyes, because Match 3s have been done to death. But this has just enough here to make the tired old Match 3 system a little more fresh and robust. The demo only has the Muscely Warrior Panda available, and 4 levels with several stages of monster slaying and tile matching. What sets this apart from most Match 3 games, even those in the same RPG vein, is this game's matching system. Every turn, you have Action Points which are spent by tapping a tile you want to move. This let's you tap multiple icons and move them all in the same turn. Muscle Panda has Two AP to begin with, so I can select two different icons and move them both. You can only move them in the same direction however, so be aware of what is going where. Another thing I like is that you're not strictly penalized for moving a piece that doesn't have a match. This lets you set up for longer strings that let you do more damage, heal yourself for more health, or even give you more expendable Action Points to use.

This game takes the nearly overdone idea of fighting monsters using match-3 mechanics and adds a few twists, those being; an "action point" system that lets the players make more than one of the same move per turn i.e. if there are two symbols you want to move left you can select them both (given that you have enough action points) and swipe left moving them both into position, monsters' attacks occasionally applying negative effects to the symbols on the board rather than you, and gear isn't just direct upgrades or downgrades for example you might want to forgo some attack power for more action points. The only thing I have to complain about is that some parts of the UI aren't in English, but it's pretty easy to figure out what those parts mean.