Glintwell Match

Three in a row. Then everything else.

Swap two pieces, line up three, and watch what happens next. A hundred levels across ten episodes, each one built by hand rather than shuffled out of a generator, and a daily challenge where everybody in the world plays the same board.

• A hundred levels, ten episodes. They are laid out, not generated: the target, the moves you get and the pieces on the board are chosen for each one, and the difficulty is measured by playing them rather than calculated.
• Three stars a level, three hundred to collect. Clearing a level is easy. Clearing it in the moves that earn three stars is the game.
• A daily challenge. One board, the same for everybody, changing at midnight.
• Cascades that pay. A match that drops pieces into another match keeps scoring, and the best chain you have ever made is kept.

Plays with a mouse or a thumb. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and it remembers where you got to. Every sound is generated by the game as it runs — there is not one audio file in it.