Match-3 Elements

Swap the fun elements and complete levels in only a few moves!

Match-3 Elements is a super fun, free-to-play match-3 puzzle game for the whole family, and is available offline.

Match 3 or more elements of the same type to remove them from the board.

The game is a mix of Match-3 and chess.

Logic is your most powerful weapon in this fun, wonderful game.

Solve this puzzle made of 240+ levels spread over 9 different locations: Jungle, Desert, Ice Age, Volcano, Seaside, Magic Forest, Christmas Village, Candyland and Technoworld.

Each element is a character with its own personality.

There are 6 elements: Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Crystal and Gold.

Complete all the levels and get to know them all.

This game is fun for all the family - complete levels together!

An excellent choice of educational puzzle game for kids.

FEATURES

✅ 240+ levels.

🎵 Stunning music and sounds.

⛳ 9 locations.

👍 Cool elements.

🌐 Offline mode: you can play for free with no internet

📱 For smartphones and tablets

🌍 New location with an unlimited number of puzzles

👪 Family-friendly

NO TIME LIMITS

You can close or minimize the app at any time, then pick up from where you stopped without losing any progress.

MANY LANGUAGES

The following languages are fully supported:

• English

• German

• French

• Spanish

• Portuguese

• Japanese

• Korean

• Italian

• Russian

NO INTERNET NEEDED

Match-3 Elements can be played offline, which makes this colorful game a great way to kill time when you’re on the go! No WiFi - not a problem!

NOTICE

This game is free-to-play, but it is possible to make in-game purchases while playing. If you have any questions or concerns, contact us at support@openmygame.com. We’re always happy to hear from you. Who knows, maybe your suggestion for improving the game will make it into the next version.

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