There is a great variety of elements in Match-three events to make gameplay challenging and fun. In this article, we gathered and described the most important ones.
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Fog covers tiles, making it impossible to move them. Match tiles or trigger bonuses next to the fogged tiles to clear the Fog.
There may be several layers of Fog. In that case, you need to remove them one by one.
Boxes block adjacent tiles. Match tiles or trigger bonuses next to a Box to destroy it.
Boxes can be reinforced by several layers. In that case, you need to remove them one by one.
Stumps appear between other elements on the field, making the gameplay more challenging. On some levels, you need to destroy a specific number of Stumps. Match tiles or trigger bonuses next to Stumps to destroy them.
You can move a Stump to match adjacent tiles.
Stumps can have several layers. In that case, you need to remove them one by one.
Some levels require collecting notes by playing the Phonograph. Match tiles or trigger bonuses next to a Phonograph to complete the level objective.
Once you collect the required number of notes, Phonographs on the field become inactive.
Some levels require carving a Figure out of stone tiles by triggering bonuses next to them.
It takes three explosions to create a Figure from stone. Also, there are semi-carved stones that require fewer explosions.
Some levels require uncovering Crystals by triggering bonuses next to them. It takes three steps to gather a Crystal:
Ice covers tiles, making it impossible to move them. Match tiles or trigger bonuses next to frozen pieces to break Ice.
Ropes lock tiles, making it impossible to move them. Match tiles of the same color or trigger bonuses next to them to get rid of Ropes.
Ropes can be reinforced by several layers. In that case, you need to remove them one by one.