Animal Triple Match

Tap uncovered treasures and collect three of a kind before the seven-slot tray fills.

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Game guide Original WeightPlay collection puzzle

Read the pile. Protect the tray. Complete every trio.

Mimi's greenhouse shelves are overflowing with enchanted keepsakes. Only uncovered objects can move into the tray. Three matching objects vanish, but seven unmatched objects end the attempt.

How to play

Tap an uncovered object to move it into the tray.
Collect three matching objects to clear them automatically.
Clear the complete pile before all seven tray slots are occupied.

Six rule chapters

Thirty stages introduce tangled vines, crystal shells, mystery wrapping, shifting shelves, tight trays, and finale piles that combine the rules.

Plan before tapping

A tempting object can uncover a useful match. Keep one emergency slot open.

Progress and privacy

Cleared stages, stars, and best tray space stay in this browser. No login or personal information is needed.

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Animal Triple Match

Move uncovered objects from a layered pile into a seven-slot tray and collect three identical objects before unmatched singles fill every slot.

GameplayLayered Object Triple Puzzle

GenrePuzzle · Strategy · Animal

DifficultyEasy to Challenging

Estimated Play Time2-8 minutes per stage

Skills TrainedLogic · Planning · Problem Solving

World and Mission

Thirty forest piles hide animal supplies beneath overlapping layers. A visible object can move only when no active object covers its selection point.

The tray is both workspace and danger meter: every choice reveals more of the pile but may consume space needed for a later triple.

How the Systems Work

Tap an uncovered object to place it in the next tray slot.

Three identical objects clear automatically, close the tray gap, and expose the remaining capacity.

Covered objects remain visible but cannot be selected until their blockers move.

Later chapters add vines, crystal shells, mystery wrapping, shifting shelves, tighter trays, and combined finale piles.

How to Play

Choose an unlocked stage.
Inspect the top layer and identify an accessible pair or triple.
Move objects into the tray while preserving at least one recovery slot.
Clear the full pile before all tray slots hold unmatched objects.

Strategy Tips

Prefer an object that reveals several covered items.
Track pairs already in the tray before adding a new singleton type.
Delay mystery objects when a known triple is available.
Use Hint to identify legal access, then decide whether the tray can support that move.

Campaign and Difficulty Growth

Six five-stage chapters introduce one rule family at a time before the final chapter combines them.

Difficulty grows through layer dependencies and tray pressure, not a hidden timer.

Developer Design Note

Large objects, stable overlap shadows, visible tray order, and automatic triple motion make each consequence readable without flashing the whole board. The complete interface uses one centered logical layout with a 920-pixel maximum. Phone, landscape, and desktop views scale the same controls, hit areas, artwork, and game coordinates together instead of stretching individual pieces. Touch, mouse, and keyboard therefore act on the same legal state. The Main poster and Start Game action remain separate from Stage management, while Stage selection, Battle, dialogs, and Result keep their own bounded content and return path.

Parent Note

No account, purchase, countdown, or public leaderboard is required. Clears, stars, and local best tray space stay in this browser. You can play without creating an account. Progress is saved in local browser storage on the current browser profile, not in an online account or cross-device database. Clearing site data, using private browsing, changing browsers, or moving to another device can create a separate save or remove the existing one. Language, sound, and reduced-motion preferences follow the shared WeightPlay controls when the browser permits storage. No guide result is a medical, school, or professional assessment.

FAQ

Why can I not select an object?: Another active object still covers it.
When does a triple clear?: Immediately after the third identical object enters the tray.
Do tray gaps remain?: No, remaining objects close together.
Are stages random?: No, each pile and rule set is authored.
Which controls and screen sizes are supported?: The same rules support touch, mouse, and keyboard where the game uses those inputs. The interface scales as one logical layout across the required phone, landscape, and desktop viewports.
Can progress move automatically to another device?: No. This game currently saves to local browser storage only, so another browser profile or device begins with its own separate local progress unless a future account system is added.