Match Factory!

What is Match Factory!?

Match Factory! is a puzzle game for Android made by the developer Peak. It is listed on Google Play in the Puzzle category and is free to download.

The game has been installed more than 30 million times, and its Google Play rating sits at 4.7 out of 5 from about 725,811 ratings. Those numbers suggest a large, active player base, though they do not guarantee how any single player will feel about it.

How does Match Factory! work?

As a match-style puzzle game, the core task is to line up and clear pieces to progress through levels. Puzzle fans looking for short, repeatable sessions are the typical audience for this kind of design.

Because the game is built around levels, players can usually pick it up for a few minutes at a time or settle in for longer runs.

What's new in version 1.79.72?

Version 1.79.72, last updated on 2026-10-20, adds a new content pack called Back to School. The developer says new items will arrive every two weeks, so keeping the app updated is the way to get the newest material.

Players who have not updated in a while should check Google Play for the latest version.

Requirements, size and cost

Match Factory! requires Android 7.1 or later. Check your device's Android version in its settings before installing.

The game costs nothing to download. It is listed as containing no ads, but it does offer in-app purchases, so spending money inside the game is optional but possible. Exact download size is not stated in the facts available here, so check the Google Play listing for the current figure.

Pros and cons

On the plus side, the game is free to start, has no ads according to its listing, and enjoys a high average rating with a very large install base. Regular content updates add new material over time.

On the downside, in-app purchases are available, which can tempt players to spend money. Players on older Android devices below version 7.1 cannot install it.

Who is Match Factory! for?

The game suits casual players who enjoy puzzle games and want something they can open for short sessions. It is also a reasonable pick for players who want a free game without advertising, provided they are comfortable with optional purchases.

Players who dislike in-app purchases or who want deep, story-heavy gameplay may prefer other titles.