Garden Match Challenge

Garden Match Challenge sends you out to a garden to bring in fruit and useful flowers, and the important part is above the board rather than on it. A strip at the top shows exactly which items are wanted this round. Until you have read it, the grid below is just a nice picture of produce.

That turns a familiar puzzle into a shopping trip. Sliding a pear into a line of three pears clears them and scores, but if the strip is asking for flowers, those points did nothing for the round. Good play means scanning the field for clusters of the item you actually need, working out which single move completes a row of at least three, and leaving the tempting matches elsewhere alone until they matter.

How to play

Read the strip above the field first and note which fruits and flowers are wanted. Then look for places where three or more of that item are almost lined up already, and move one piece a single square to complete the row. The matched pieces leave the field and count toward your total. Cells refill as they empty, so a move that looks pointless now can set up the row you need a moment later.

Controls

A single click and drag runs the whole board: press on a fruit or flower, move it one cell in the direction you want, and release. On a phone the same motion works as a short swipe with one finger. Moves that would not create a line of three simply do not take.