“Actually, those two games inspired us when we created Fishdom, and then Gardenscapes, so what you see in our mobile games now is something that was actually tried and tested a long time ago.”_ Igor Elovikov In Tropix it was an island, while in Cradle of Rome it was a whole village. Both games were released in 2007 (over 10 years ago!) and had a lot in common - players had to beat match-3 levels to earn currency and resources, which were needed in order to construct something. One of the pioneers in that were Tropix: and Cradle of Rome. Companies wanted to stand out which led them to try blending genres. Back then no one was even thinking about free-to-play mechanics and the market was saturated with lots of similar products. Igor Elovikov (Creative Director, Playrix): The roots of that decision date back to the times of casual downloadable games. Om: Why did you choose to move away from a Saga Map? What led the team to break away from this established cardinal rule of the Match 3 genre?

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