Match Villains

Match Villains

Good Job Games
4.6
Puzzle
10,000,000+ Downloads

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About this stop

Match Villains at a glance

Match Villains is a match-3 puzzle game from Good Job Games with a darker heist theme instead of the usual sweets, farms, or gardens. You match tiles to clear boards, deal with obstacles, and help a cast led by the Count, his daughter, and the Butler. It suits players who want familiar puzzle rules with a story and a more gothic visual style.

Boards with more than one layer

The puzzles are built around layered layouts. Obstacles can sit above or below the main matching area, so clearing a path often takes more planning than making a quick line of three. The game also provides themed power-ups for handling tougher sections and opening space when the board becomes crowded.

A heist story between levels

Progress is tied to the game’s characters and their heist. Story posters appear as you advance, with a new set unlocked every 50 levels. These rewards give longer sessions a clear checkpoint, although players looking for constant story movement may find the gaps between scenes fairly wide.

Good fit for puzzle players

Match Villains works best for people who enjoy short match-3 rounds but want added structure, obstacles, and character-driven progression. Later boards can become demanding, making power-up use and careful tile choices more important than simple speed.

Ratings and availability

The game is listed with a 4.58/5 rating from more than 218,000 reviews and has recorded 10,000,000+ installs. Those numbers point to a well-established puzzle audience, while the layered boards and heist setting give it a distinct place on the Puzzle line.