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NEW: Endless levels! A story-free mode with its own levels that never runs out. It opens after Chapter 1, from the blue button right under Play on Home. Boards grow bigger and trickier as you climb, every win pays coins, and every 20th level opens a chest of coins and Hammers. Also new: a hand-painted app icon.
Match tiles, reveal illustrated memories, and follow a cat family's story
Match three items. Clear the board. Discover the story beneath it. Hidden Tale: Triple Match combines tile-matching puzzles with an illustrated adventure about Mia and her grandfather Arthur. A torn photograph and a trunk of keepsakes lead them back through his extraordinary journeys. PLAN YOUR NEXT MATCH Tap open items to add them to your tray. Three identical items clear together, but the tray has limited space. Clear tiles to open a path up through the board and reveal a hidden picture. UNLOCK MORE THAN TILES Make matches to melt ice, collect keys from marked tiles, and open locks. Covered items and layered tiles give you new decisions to make. Hammers, Undo, and an extra tray slot can help you out of a tight spot. EXPLORE AN ILLUSTRATED WORLD Play 160 levels across 8 chapters, from a singing sea to a train above the clouds and a city beneath the sand. Meet a cast of cats and uncover the memories behind Arthur's adventures. BUILD YOUR ALBUM Revisit unlocked pictures and clues, and see how the objects you discover connect to the story. A thoughtful puzzle, a new picture, and another piece of the past. Contains optional reward videos and occasional ads between levels. Ads require an internet connection.
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Downloads
Low confidence14
From install count ÷ months since release
In-app revenue
Low confidence$9
From downloads × revenue per download
Ads
$3
$2 – $6
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Total
$13
In-app + ads
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