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Storyngton Hall Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Breathe New Life into the Mansion

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in the old days, when traveling meant riding carriages, or getting a reply to your letter meant waiting for weeks or months for mail to arrive? In our world of fast cars and instant messaging, living in such a way would seem inconceivable, if not entirely inconvenient altogether.

On the other hand, there’s a certain charm to old-world living as we would often hear about how life was much simpler back then. Without much of the technology we enjoy these days, people—or at least those who could afford it—entertained themselves with tea parties, balls, and even had the time to write novels and the like.

storyngton hall cover
If this isn’t foreshadowing…

But if you really think about it, all those things are still present in the modern age as hanging out in coffee shops never went out of vogue, people still partied and they don’t necessarily have to belong to nobility to do so, and aspiring writers could finish books faster even with just a smartphone and a digital notepad.

Perhaps what has really changed is how people thought back then and how they thought now: back then, one’s social and economic status pretty much sealed one’s fate, and marriages had to happen at a certain age—or else one is believed to be doomed into a life of misery, especially women like our protagonist Jane.

Released in August 2020 by UPWAKE.ME, Storyngton Hall begins with Jane Green, an intelligent, free-thinking young lady who aspires to finish her novel but is constantly side-tracked by her overbearing mother and nonchalant father who insist on finding her a suitable husband as soon as possible. It is implied in the beginning of the game that Jane is not from an affluent family, but the Greens have somehow inherited a large mansion, which they need to fix up in order to throw a lavish ball in the hopes that their daughter would finally chance upon a worthy partner.

Because they inherited the mansion—or at least that’s what they initially thought—the Greens are gung-ho about throwing this ball while Jane seems to just be going along with the program so as not to court the ire and disappointment of her parents, particularly her mother, Mrs. Mary Green.

Though she knows her parents mean well, Jane is more interested in finishing her novel and holds onto a more “modern” worldview that is less concerned about the marriage itself and more about how people should have the choice to do what they want and not be forced into making decisions out of societal or parental pressure.

storyngton hall mama
Thanks for your vote of confidence, mom.

While Jane occasionally voices out her sentiments, this still doesn’t stop her parents from getting the ball rolling (pun totally intended) and fixing up the worn-down mansion in time for the grand party.

Aiding them in repairing the mansion are a few other characters, such as Joe, one of the Green family’s servants; Hill, the family’s maid; and James Allen, the housekeeper. James Allen, in particular, is an interesting character in that he is described as a handsome young man who had been orphaned by parents of noble status, thus making himself a scion of the nobility by virtue of his birth.

However, it appears that the death of his parents affected him financially that he ended up being broke and in debt, which is likely why he is currently working as the Green family’s housekeeper.

storyngton hall james allen
Handsome? Check. Scion of nobility? Check. Is currently in close proximity with ol’ Janey? Double check. We’ve got a leading man here, folks!

There are also a few other characters you’d encounter along the way, such as Mr. John de Ross, a distant relative and the supposed rightful heir to the Green Manor, and Lady Regina Wroth, a woman of immense wealth who seems to have a bitter history with Jane’s mother. You’ll also come across an adorable white ermine who you can name and keep as a pet.

So, you might be wondering, where do you, as the player, fit in all this? As the player, your job—aside from bearing witness to the 19th-century family drama unfolding before your eyes—is to help the Greens restore the mansion to its former glory by playing through the match-3 levels and earning stars in the process.

storyngton hall level
Pretty colors everywhere.

Each level completed successfully will earn you at least 1 star, which you can use to fulfill tasks that move the story forward and help repair the manor bit by bit. You can view your tasks by clicking on the star on top of a character’s head or by clicking the book icon at the lower left-hand side of the screen. Completing a certain number of tasks will get you rewards and fill up a bar. Once the bar is filled, you’ll get a reward and move onto the next chapter.

storyngton hall delightful
Delightful, astounding, quite stupendous, if we do say so ourselves.

Since Storyngton Hall is a match-3 home design game, you get to pick the furniture you want to install whenever you’re faced with a task that intends to repair items and sections in the mansion. You typically have 3 choices for furniture and may change them anytime you want for free.

storyngton hall interior design
Interior design for you to flaunt at guests and the local peasantry that passes the manor each morning.

An added feature of the game, which is tied more to its story mode, is that you will be asked to change Jane’s clothes from time to time without having to unlock a separate function for her wardrobe. Basically, changing up Jane’s clothes will work similarly to changing furniture, wherein you will have 3 choices and all you need to do is long click on Jane to access the coatroom so you can change what she’s wearing. Like choosing furniture, changing Jane’s clothes will be considered a task you need to spend stars for.

storyngton hall dress
A gentle blue for patience, an elegant purple for grace, or a striking red for passion.

As mentioned, you will be earning stars whenever you successfully clear the match-3 levels. For those who aren’t too familiar with match-3s, the gameplay mechanic is pretty simple: when you enter a level, you’ll encounter a board that has tiles arranged at random. Matching 3 tiles of the same color will remove those tiles from the board.

storyngton hall identical tiles
Three’s the charm.

Often, you will have a goal that you need to meet to complete the level, such as collecting tiles of a specific color or type. For instance, as seen on the image below, your goal for this level is to collect 15 red tiles.

storyngton hall goals
Be a goal-getter!

Thus, to complete the level, you need to match 3 red tiles or more to collect them until you manage to get 15.

You can review your level goals by looking at the left-hand side of your screen during a match-3 level. Aside from collecting tiles, you may also need to eliminate and collect different obstacles, which we’ll talk more about later.

The biggest challenge you will face in match-3s is that you’re required to fulfill level goals by making only a certain number of moves. For instance, in one level, you’re allowed to make only 15 moves to reach your level goal. If you spend all your moves and fail to achieve your level goals, then you can either restart the level or spend some coins to get 5 extra moves to try and complete the remaining level goals.

storyngton hall no moves left
Do you think it might be worth it?

These are just some of the factors involving Storyngton Hall’s match-3 gameplay and there are various other tiles, board arrangements, bonuses, and obstacles that each have their hand in making things more challenging and enjoyable for players.

That said, if you want to earn those stars so you can fulfill tasks, follow Jane’s story, and indulge your inner interior designer, then you’re in the right place! Our guide for Storyngton Hall will cover tips and tricks to win levels, take advantage of special tiles, manage obstacles, and maximize boosters, as well as help you gain additional rewards and freebies that you can use to further your progress!

Are you ready to unravel Jane’s story and bring the mansion back to its former glory? Then let’s get right into it!

Bonuses and How to Use Them

storyngton hall power-up bonus
Magic—that’s what’s going to happen.

Match-3s aren’t only limited to, as its name suggests, matching 3 similar tiles on a board. You can match as many as 4 or 5 tiles, which won’t just eliminate those tiles, but also result in bonuses that can give you an edge while playing. By matching 4 or 5 tiles in a certain pattern, you basically get special power-up bonuses that can clear a larger number of tiles with just one well-thought-out and aptly positioned move. With bonuses, you effectively clear and replenish a big chunk of the board, as well as fulfill your level goals while saving on the number of moves you’re allotted.

Every match-3 game has a different set of bonuses you can make. For Storyngton Hall, there are 4 available bonuses that can be created. These are outlined in an easy-to-follow table below:

BonusImageMatchingEffect When Activated
Bugstoryngton hall bugMatch 4 tiles in a square patternRemoves tiles closest to the spot where it was activated, then flies to 1 random tile to eliminate it
Horizontal or Vertical Rocketstoryngton hall horizontal or vertical rocketMatch 4 tiles in a horizontal or vertical line; the direction of the Rocket will depend on the direction in which it was matchedRemoves a line of tiles either horizontally or vertically depending on the direction of the Rocket
Bombstoryngton hall bombMatch 5 tiles in either a T or L shapeRemoves tiles in a small radius when detonated
Rainbowstoryngton hall rainbowMatch 5 tiles in either a horizontal or vertical lineSwap it with any colored tile to eliminate all tiles of that color present on the board

Activating these bonuses can be done either by double-tapping a bonus tile or swapping them with another tile. Keep in mind that bonuses activated via double-tapping will take effect with that tile as the center, while bonuses activated via swapping will take effect in the spot where it was swapped.

For instance, if you want a Horizontal Rocket to clear the current row it’s in, simply double tap the bonus. However, if you want it to clear a row below or above its current location, swap the bonus with a tile above or below it.

How do you take advantage of bonuses and maximize their effects? Here are some tips we’d like to share:

  • Timing and placement are important factors you need to consider when activating bonuses. Take note of how a specific bonus will affect an area and if it will move you closer to reaching your level goals. For example, it might be better to delay activating a Rainbow bonus if there’s only a small number of tiles you will eliminate with this move. On the other hand, considering activating a Rainbow tile when doing so will clear a large portion of the board.
  • Further to the effects of bonuses, you may want to activate a tile to set off a chain reaction. For instance, if you activate a Bomb, other bonuses may be automatically activated if they fall within the Bomb’s radius.
  • Try to make as many bonuses as you can as this strategy will more likely lead to chain reactions. However, don’t get too caught up in creating bonuses if they don’t serve to reach your level goals and simply waste moves.
  • Be smart about what bonuses to activate. For instance, Bugs are really good for reaching single tiles that are in odd areas. This is because Bugs are programmed to pick individual tiles that will help you fulfill level goals. On the other hand, Rockets are great for clearing rows and columns of obstacles (more on this later) or reaching tiles that are in a separate section of the board. 
  • Swap bonuses to make combos that have a greater area of effect, which we will discuss in the next section.

Combos Are Good

storyngton hall combo
Massive explosion? Jane, are you sure you’re not an alchemist?

As mentioned, you can combine bonuses to create even better special tiles that can significantly affect your board’s arrangement. With 4 bonus tiles, you can make 10 combinations when you swap them with each other.

Take note that to make combos, bonus tiles should be right next to each other. Each combo will have different effects depending on which bonus tiles have been combined. Below is another nifty little table to outline all 10 possible combinations and their effects:

Combos + Effectsstoryngton hall bug

Bug
storyngton hall rocket v

H/V Rocket
storyngton hall bomb

Bomb
storyngton hall rainbow

Rainbow
storyngton hall bug

Bug
Removes tiles near the spot this combo has been activated, then 3 Bugs will fly to 3 random tiles on the board to eliminate themRemoves tiles near the spot where this combo has been activated, then the Bug flies to a random spot on the board to eliminate either 1 row or 1 column of tiles depending on the direction of the Rocket matched with the BugRemoves tiles near the spot where this combo has been activated, then a Bug will fly to a random tile on the board and detonate a bomb that will remove tiles in a small radiusTurns random tiles into multiple Bugs that will fly to random spots on the board and eliminate tiles on those spots
storyngton hall rocket h

H/V Rocket
Removes tiles in a cross patternEliminates 3 rows and 3 columns in a cross patternTurns random tiles into multiple Rockets that will automatically launch
storyngton hall bomb

Bomb
Eliminates tiles in a bigger radius than a single BombTurns random tiles into multiple Bombs that will automatically detonate
storyngton hall rainbow

Rainbow
Removes all tiles from the board with a giant explosion

Combos are pretty powerful in that a well-timed, well-placed combo can be your ticket to victory. Here are a few tips when it comes to utilizing combos and making the most out of them:

  • Since combos work like upgraded versions of bonuses, creating combos may give you a bigger advantage compared to simply activating a bonus. However, this still depends on how the level is progressing and the contents of the board. For instance, activating a double Bomb might not be as effective as activating one Rocket if your targeted tile is far away and won’t be included in the double Bomb’s radius.
  • Try to activate combos at the bottom of the board instead of the top. This way, you can potentially affect more tiles and replenish the board with new ones.
  • Combining Rainbows with all other bonuses are indeed some of the best combos you can make as the effect basically results in multiple bonuses activated simultaneously. However, if there are more obstacles than regular tiles, the effect might be minimized as these combos rely on regular tiles being changed into bonuses. In this case, a double Rainbow might be your best bet if the board favors this arrangement.
  • If there are more obstacles on the board than regular tiles, double Bombs or Bomb + Rocket combos can help clear these obstacles to make room for more effective Rainbow combos.
  • Similar to bonuses, don’t get too caught up in creating combos that will end up wasting your moves by forcibly trying to align 2 bonuses with each other.
  • Consider using the Glove Booster in particular if you have a potential combo that will result in the swap.

Getting a Boost from Boosters

Speaking of boosters, these are additional power-ups that you can use to make bonuses and combos more effective. Boosters are limited in number, but there are times when the game can be generous enough to give you infinite boosters for a short duration (more on this later). There are 2 types of boosters that each have 3 variants. These are the following:

Bonus Boosters

Bonus boosters are, simply put, extra bonus tiles you can select before entering a level. Think of these as having instant bonuses wherein you don’t need to make matches to create these tiles. Here are the 3 kinds of bonus boosters and their effects:

storyngton hall double bugs booster
  • Double Bugs: Activates 2 Bugs instead of one; lasts for the duration of the entire level.
storyngton hall rainbow booster
  • Rainbow: At the beginning of the level, 1 random tile will be replaced by a Rainbow.
storyngton hall bombs booster
  • Bombs: At the beginning of the level, 1 random tile will be replaced by a Bomb.

Bonus boosters are a great tool if you want to gain an edge early on in the level. You can choose to activate these bonus boosters immediately or wait for a more opportune time to use them.

Level Boosters

On the other hand, level boosters are those that you can select after entering a level or while it’s ongoing. Like bonus boosters, level boosters also have a limited number. You may get level boosters as rewards for playing limited-time events (more on this later).

Compared to bonus boosters, level boosters are more situational in nature, but the best part about them is that they don’t count as moves. Basically, if you use a level booster, it doesn’t affect the number of moves you’re allotted each round. Here are the 3 kinds of level boosters, what they do, and the best times to use them:

storyngton hall quill booster
  • Quill: This lets you select one tile, then removes all tiles aligned with it in a cross pattern. A Quill booster can be used in a number of situations, such as eliminating a row and column of tiles or obstacles; bringing Keys to the bottom of the board; targeting tiles that are on opposite ends of the board; and as a substitute for the double Rocket combo.
storyngton hall seal booster
  • Seal: The Seal booster removes one tile of your choice, even if it’s a multi-layered obstacle. Generally, the Seal booster is best used for obstacles that require multiple matches to eliminate. A Seal may also function as a substitute for the Bug bonus, except you can choose the target. This works really well if you’re fresh out of boosters and combos, and need to eliminate 1 tile or obstacle with just 1 move left to win.
storyngton hall glove booster
  • Glove: The Glove booster swaps 2 adjacent tiles. This is best used when 2 bonuses are just one tile away from each other. For instance, using a Glove to swap a Rainbow with a regular tile will not trigger the Rainbow’s effect, so make sure the tile that will be swapped with the Rainbow will send the Rainbow right next to another bonus so you can make a combo in the next move.

Occasionally, you can get burning boosters, which are essentially just level boosters you need to spend during your current round. If not used, the burning booster will disappear and cannot be used in the next level.

storyngton hall burning booster

Use boosters wisely, especially if a level proves to be particularly difficult. With boosters, you can make bonuses and combos more effective, as well as save on precious moves.

Overcoming Obstacles

storyngton hall obstacles
No obstacle shall deter us from victory!

We’ve mentioned obstacles a few times earlier, but what are these exactly?

Simply put, obstacles are tiles that serve as blockades, which limit matching options, as well as items to be removed and collected. Obstacles come in many forms and can either be fixed or movable. Fixed obstacles cannot be repositioned on the board, while movable ones can be repositioned to favor a match. Obstacles make levels more challenging and will test your creativity and resourcefulness when it comes to dealing with them.

Since there are a variety of obstacles featured in the game, we’re only going to discuss several that you will encounter as a beginner. Below is a table of the different obstacles you’ll come across and how you can deal with them:

ObstaclesTypeHow to Eliminate/Collect
storyngton hall boxesBoxesFixedMatch tiles next to boxes to eliminate them
storyngton hall ropesRopesFixedMatch tiles with the same color as those bound by ropes to free the tile; the tile will not be eliminated, but it will simply be freed from the rope
storyngton hall keysKeysMovableBring all the keys to the bottom of the board
storyngton hall platesPlatesMovableMatch tiles next to plates to break them
storyngton hall lettersLettersFixedLetters are hidden under glass tiles and can only be collected if all glass tiles hiding a letter have been broken by matching tiles on top of them
storyngton hall pearlsPearlsFixedMatch tiles next to pearls trapped in crystals to break the crystals and collect the pearls inside; note that some other tiles and obstacles can also be trapped under crystals, and tiles that are trapped under crystals cannot be matched with tiles of the same color unlike when they're trapped by ropes
storyngton hall coinsCoinsMovableAppears only in Bonus levels; coins can be collected by matching tiles next to them
storyngton hall portalsPortalsFixedTiles fall into portals and come out at another location on the board
storyngton hall coils of threadCoils of ThreadFixedMatch tiles next to the baskets where the coils of thread are kept; each match removes 1 coil from the basket

As mentioned, obstacles are also items that sometimes need to be collected if they’re included as part of your level goals. However, not all obstacles present on the board will be part of level goals so check which ones you need to prioritize. Similarly, some levels have a greater number of obstacles present but only require a handful of that specific obstacle to be collected. Again, check your level goals list to see if you’ve accomplished this and move onto another level goal when you have.

Additionally, keep in mind that some bonuses and combos might not work too well against certain obstacles. For example, Rocket bonuses will affect an entire row or column of boxes, but they can only affect 3 plates at most. As you play, observe which bonuses and combos work best for a certain type of obstacle so you don’t waste any of your moves.

Beware the Tricky Board

storyngton hall tricky board
Bedlam abounds!

Aside from obstacles, the board itself is a big factor that tries to make your gameplay even more challenging. In many match-3 games, boards are often static and have a simple layout that only has slight variations in shape and size. Tiles also flow from top to bottom, allowing you to plan certain moves so you can create bonuses, combos, chain reactions, and the like.

However, in Storyngton Hall, the board isn’t as regular or passive as those in other games. In fact, the play boards in Storyngton Hall can have a continuation, wherein if you collect or eliminate all obstacles in one part of the board, you’ll be moved to another part where there are more obstacles to manage. The clincher here is that you might have already spent a significant amount of your available moves in that one part of the board and won’t have enough to deal with the second or succeeding parts.

In addition, there are levels wherein the tiles don’t flow from top to bottom. Instead, tiles might also flow from side to side in one segment of the board, then go back to flowing from top to bottom in another segment. When tiles flow from side to side, matches made in a vertical orientation won’t pull tiles down, but rather push them either left or right. Meanwhile, horizontal matches will only affect that specific row and keep other tiles stationary.

When encountering such a tricky board, you need to tweak your strategy a little. Here are some tips we’d like to share:

  • Spend only a little of your moves as much as possible. Bonuses, combos, and boosters help a lot in this regard. You never know when a board might have a continuation so it’s best to be thrifty with your moves. When utilizing combos, make sure you’re creating those you can spend immediately as you might not be able to activate them once the board moves on to succeeding segments.
  • Bombs and Bugs work better for side-flowing tiles compared to Rockets. This is because Bombs affect all directions in a radius, while Bugs target individual tiles. When faced with a board that has side-flowing tiles, consider prioritizing the creation of Bombs and Bugs, if not Rainbow bonuses and combos.
  • Planning your moves is a little more difficult with a side-flowing board but it’s not impossible. Observe which direction the board flows and try to imagine how your moves can affect where the tiles will go. Don’t forget to use boosters to your advantage if necessary.

Racking Up the Rewards

storyngton hall reward
How curious. What, pray tell, might this present hold?

Now that we’ve discussed the main gameplay of Storyngton Hall, let’s talk about how you can get more than just your typical level rewards. Regular level rewards will let you gain at least 1 star and about an average of 60 coins. This can seem measly when losing a level means you have to pay as much as 800 coins—at minimum!—to get 5 extra moves to continue the level lest you forfeit the rewards you can get and repeat the level all over.

Coins are mostly used to purchase those 5 extra moves in the unfortunate occasion you fail to complete your level goals. Losing a level means you also lose a heart, and you only have a maximum of 5 hearts to spend. You will get to replenish these hearts, but you need to wait 1 hour and 15 minutes to regain all 5 hearts (or 15 minutes for 1 heart). Without hearts, you won’t be able to play.

However, the good news is that there are many ways you can gain other rewards that include, but aren’t limited to, coins. Other rewards you can get are:

  • Bonus boosters and level boosters
  • Infinite hearts for a short duration
  • Infinite bonus boosters for a short duration
  • Additional coins
  • 5 extra moves
  • Mystery boxes with multiple rewards

How do you get all these rewards and more? Here are some ways the game lets you do this:

Fill Up the Task Bar

storyngton hall task bar
Clear the room? I thought you said ‘clean’ the room!

One of the easiest ways you can get extra rewards is simply by playing the levels and completing tasks. If you click the book icon on the lower left-hand side of the screen, you can see your current task (which are often story-related) as well as a bar on top that needs to be filled. The taskbar will progress if you spend stars to complete the story-related tasks.

At the end of that task fulfillment bar (or sometimes in the middle), you will see that it has a mystery box. Reaching that point in your taskbar will allow you to open the mystery box and obtain the rewards inside. These rewards are at random but you can view which ones you’ll get by clicking on the box and checking the preview. Filling up the taskbar also means you’ve completed the chapter.

Join a Club

storyngton hall club
Oh indeed! Will there be lashings of ginger beer for everyone present? Quite possibly!

Eventually, you’ll be able to access the community tab of the game. Here is where you can join other players in their respective clubs. We recommend joining an active club of players as you can get 500 coins upon signing up, participate in other community-related events, get more free coins, and, most importantly, request for hearts whenever you’re running low.

Asking for hearts via a club effectively skips the long waiting time to replenish the hearts you’ve lost. With an active club, your request will likely be acknowledged faster than when you’re with an inactive club whose members might not login for days.

Similarly, you may return the favor by regularly checking the community tab so you can fulfill the heart requests of other members.

storyngton hall heart request

Doing so will give you 5 coins per member you’ve helped. Keep in mind, though, that you can only give 1 heart per member every time they forward a heart request. On the other hand, you can also occasionally get random rewards just by being in a club, so check back regularly to open those gift boxes!

Play Limited-Time Events

storyngton hall horse race
Let’s horse around for a bit!

Like most match-3 games, Storyngton Hall also has limited-time events that last for several hours or a couple of days depending on when you’re able to catch the event while it’s active. These limited-time events might require a variety of tasks to be fulfilled so you can gain rewards. For instance, one of the limited-time events we’ve caught in our playthrough is the Wedding Season event.

storyngton hall the wedding season

How this works is that for every level you complete, you earn season points. If you get enough season points, you earn a reward.

However, in some cases, you might experience a “reward delay” where you can only obtain the rewards you’ve earned after 12 hours. You can bypass this delay by paying for it with real money, but if you’re not particularly in a hurry, there’s no harm in waiting.

storyngton hall reward delay

Another limited-time event we’ve caught during our playthrough is the Sheep’s Journey event, where getting rewards means playing levels without losing so you can gain more and more bonus boosters at the beginning of each level.

storyngton hall sheep's journey

Other limited-time events might ask you to collect a certain number of tiles during your gameplay or activate a specific bonus like Bugs. The good news about limited-time events is that the game lets you automatically participate in them and it’s up to you whether you want to adhere to the requirements. We recommend maximizing these limited-time events before they expire.

Get Daily Bonuses

storyngton hall daily bonus
Another day, another bonus!

Aside from fulfilling tasks and participating in limited-time events, you may also get additional rewards simply by logging into the game every day. By doing so, you can claim your Daily Bonuses. We recommend logging in for a week straight as, by the end of the week, you can open a mystery gift box that contains a much bigger reward than the rest of the days that have passed. If you forget to login for 1 day, the counter will reset.

However, not all is lost as you can still claim other rewards even if you don’t login consecutively. Simply logging in for 8, 15, 22, and 30 days will still get you a mystery box for each interval. 

Watch Ads for Freebies

storyngton hall ad chest
Buy Dr. Fakesburg’s all new, All-in-One Snake Oil! It cures all kinds of diseases, disorders, and makes good seasoning!

Every mobile game these days has ads—that much is certain. Now, ads can be distracting at times, but they’re generally fine if you’re not being forced to watch them frequently. For Storyngton Hall, you’re occasionally given the option to watch ads so you can:

  • Get 1 extra move when you’ve lost a level
  • Double your coin rewards after completing a level
  • Get additional special rewards through a mystery chest

Of course, you may choose not to watch ads to avail of these freebies, but since they’re not always available, you might as well take advantage of them whenever the opportunity presents itself. The game is free anyway so it won’t hurt to spend 30 seconds of your time to avail of something mutually beneficial to both the players and the devs.

Play How You Feel Like It

storyngton hall time management
Manage your time wisely.

Our last tip in this guide isn’t so much about gameplay strategy or winning as it is about approaching the game in a way that allows you to enjoy the experience in the best method possible. Because Storyngton Hall is, as its name suggests, a story-based match-3 design game, you can either:

storyngton hall completed
  • Play a match-3 level and instantly progress with the story every time you collect a star. If you’re someone who loves the design feature of match-3s like this, then this approach will work well for you. Every time you earn a star, you’ll likely be asked to repair the mansion and pick furniture, which is a big part of the story progression.

Additionally, you also get to pick out different clothes for Jane as part of your tasks. Playing alternately between the match-3 levels and the story-based design aspect will let you enjoy both features, allowing you to indulge the interior designer (and fashion designer) in you.

storyngton hall chapter finished
  • Play match-3 levels continuously and progress the story without interruptions later. This approach is, of course, for those who are more invested in Jane’s story. By amassing as many stars as you can, you can complete tasks continuously and enjoy the flow of the story in a way that maximizes your immersion.

    Alongside picking furniture and clothes are bits of dialogue between characters that shed light to the mysteries surrounding the youth of Jane’s parents, as well as the romance hinted between Jane and James Allen. If you’re someone who’s more interested in immersive, story-based gameplay, then you’ll definitely enjoy playing the match-3 levels first then progressing the story continuously until you run out of stars.

There’s no right or wrong approach just as long as you enjoy the game at your own pace. Storyngton Hall offers intrigue, drama, challenging gameplay, lots of nice furniture and clothes, tons of rewards, and all sorts of other stuff that will keep you hooked (here’s a hint: Jane’s parents have their own stories of unrequited love!).

That said, this concludes our guide for Storyngton Hall. Hopefully, you’re able to learn some tips and tricks that will help you not only win levels with flying colors, but also unravel the mysteries surrounding the characters, the mansion, and whether or not Jane will ever finish her novel—or find her one true love, whichever comes first.

What kind of approach made you enjoy the game more? Are there other tips and tricks we might have missed? Don’t forget to share them in our comment section below and let’s get ready for that ball!

AG

Saturday 30th of July 2022

How to get rid of the compass?

Dree

Friday 15th of July 2022

Based on the costumes, is not a Victorian twist. If anything, it’s Regency, although that’s not truly accurate either. You also said there aren’t many in game events. Well, they obviously changed that since you wrote this article because now there are events every other day that last for several days. I find it annoying that I can’t just play a game without being forced to play all the stupid stuff I have no interest in. Annoying af so deleting game today…

Christie

Wednesday 11th of May 2022

How do you get your stuff out of the maraca?? Please help!!

Valeria

Sunday 30th of January 2022

Come si supera il livello 647?

Donna

Tuesday 23rd of November 2021

How long before the next update? I’ve been waiting three weeks now! Most games don’t take this long! I love the game and the story behind it! Great job on the visuals!