Tile-Matching tag

This chart shows the amount of games released over the years with the Tile-Matching tag and the percentage of games released on Steam they account for. The releases count conveys the quantity of games published on Steam each year. It usually follows the increasing amount of Steam games released.

The percentage, on the other hand, gives a better idea of the trend a tag follows. It shows if, in proportion, the Tile-Matching tag is getting more or less popular from a developer's perspective. The Review chart can let us know if this trend is a positive thing (i.e. players interest for the tag is growing) or a negative one (the tag is overcrowded).

The Tile-Matching game tag peaked in 2023 with 6 games released. The popularity of the tag is in a range between 0.03% in 2011 and 0.0007% in 2021.

Keep in mind that the current year is not over, so the number of games released will still increase. But the percentage is usually a good estimate.

This chart shows the reviews for games with the Tile-Matching tag, either as count and as a percentage of all Steam reviews, and the average value for a game. If the graph is hard to read, you can deactivate the review count and % of the average lines by clicking on the legend.

The review count gives a view of the sheer amount of reviews a tag receives, but it also follows the popularity of Steam itself. That is why the normalized value as a percentage of all Steam reviews is often more interesting, as it gives you the popularity trend for Tile-Matching tag games.

A typical game associated with this tag collected on average between 417 (2014) and 8 (2023) reviews. Keep in mind that it is the average and not the median, meaning it is heavily influenced by extreme values, like a very successful game with this tag.

The reviews per game as a percentage of the average show that games in the Tile-Matching tag received between 4% (2023) and 83% (2011) reviews compared to other tags.

This graph shows an aggregated Steam rating for the whole Tile-Matching tag, separated by language. It gives an idea about how different audiences will judge a game with this tag. A lower rating doesn't always mean that the audience doesn't enjoy that particular tag, as some cultures tend to always give lower scores. But it will affect a game's rating nonetheless.

The highest rating for Tile-Matching is 100% for the Czech language, and the lowest is 33% for the Italian language.