Match Collector represents Staple Games' entry into the crowded match-3 puzzle genre, distinguishing itself through collection mechanics and philanthropic partnerships. The application maintains the core match-3 gameplay where users swap adjacent tiles to create matches of three or more identical items, but introduces progression systems that elevate the experience beyond basic puzzle solving. The application's primary innovation lies in its collection system, where players earn experience points through gameplay to unlock Rare, Epic, and Legendary tiles that subsequently appear in future sessions. This creates persistent progression across gaming sessions. Additionally, the game incorporates free power-ups delivered through floating balloon animations that can be tapped to activate special effects. The current Ryan Trahan 50 States collaboration introduces themed content and connects gameplay to charitable donations for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. User experience demonstrates polished execution with particular attention to sensory feedback. The interface employs bright, clear visuals with distinct tile designs that facilitate pattern recognition. Haptic feedback and auditory cues provide satisfying confirmation of matches and special actions. Real-world usage patterns show extended engagement sessions, with the collection mechanic encouraging repeated play to discover new tile varieties and complete thematic sets. User feedback consistently highlights two aspects: satisfying gameplay mechanics and appreciation for the charitable component. Melissa Nossaman's July 20, 2025 review notes enjoyment of the 'moustachioed British character in a cowboy hat' from the special edition, while Osmar Ponce's same-day review specifically praises the 'satisfying haptics and sounds.' Multiple reviews from July 20, 2025, including those from Tim Taneja and Muhammad Liles, explicitly mention downloading the application to support St. Jude fundraising efforts. The application demonstrates strength in its polished core mechanics and socially conscious positioning, though limitations include potential repetitiveness inherent to the genre and dependency on special events for maximum engagement. Ideal usage involves regular short sessions for progression tracking, with extended play during limited-time events that offer both novel content and charitable contributions.