Treasure Rush

Treasure Rush looks like a matching game and plays like a logistics problem. Nothing swaps here: you pick a gem, pick an empty square, and it walks there only if a clear path exists between the two. Half your thinking goes into whether the route is open at all, and a gem parked in the wrong lane can block a plan three moves later.

Five in a row is a long line to build, and the game charges you for every attempt that falls short - three new gems land on the board each time a move produces no match. Space disappears faster than you expect, so leaving corridors open matters as much as lining colours up. When the board fills, the run is over.

How to play

Tap a gem to select it, then tap the empty square you want it to reach. It travels only when there is a clear route between the two, so a blocked path means picking a different square. Line up five identical gems in a row or a column to clear them. Every move that does not create a match adds three more gems to the board, so plan a few steps ahead and keep open lanes free rather than filling them.

Controls

Tap or click a gem to pick it up, then tap the empty tile you want it to move to. There are no other controls - every move is those two taps, and the gem only travels if a clear path connects the two squares.