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A board full of coloured gems, a finger, and a strict budget of taps. Find any group of three or more touching gems that share a colour, tap it, and watch the whole cluster collapse in a burst of gold sparks. The gems above drop into the gap, empty columns slide together, and the board you were reading a second ago has quietly rearranged itself into something new. That shifting is the heart of it. A single tap rarely does just one thing: collapse a cluster low on the board and the colours raining down from above can land shoulder to shoulder, handing you a far bigger group than the one you started with. Collapse the same cluster from the other end and the columns slide the wrong way, stranding colours in corners where nothing can reach them. Reading those chains before you commit is the whole skill, and it rewards patience far more than speed. Every level hands you a tap budget, and that budget shrinks as you progress. There is no rushing and no timer breathing down your neck — you can stare at a single arrangement for as long as you like — but each tap you spend is gone for good, so the question is never whether you can clear a group, it is whether this group is worth one of your remaining taps. Levels set their own goals too: sometimes you are chasing a score, sometimes you must clear enough gems of one particular colour, and sometimes nothing short of an empty board will do. Stone blocks complicate all of it. They sit in the grid refusing to be tapped, blocking falls and splitting the board into awkward halves, and the only way to wear them down is to collapse a group right beside them. Working out where to aim so that the collapse lands next to the stone, and not one column over, turns a simple colour match into a small act of planning. The result is a calm, deliberate puzzle with a sharp edge underneath: easy to read at a glance, generous with its gold sparks, and quietly unforgiving about wasted taps. Clear the board, shrink the budget, and see how far ahead you can think.