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Snack Blocks

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Snack Blocks

Plan every swap across 30 saved stages. Rotating snack pools and six goal families turn the 7-by-10 board into a different puzzle in each chapter.

GameplayMatch 3 Puzzle
GenrePuzzle · Logic · Animal
DifficultyProgressive
Estimated Play Time3-8 minutes
Skills TrainedLogic · Problem Solving · Focus

World and Mission

The animals of Snack World are carrying one shared picnic table from the berry fields to the Crown Feast. Matches prepare batches of food while each chapter contributes a different part of the final meal.

Picnic Bell, Bakery Gate, Garden Drum, Workshop Clock, Bridge Banquet, and Crown Table are checkpoint orders. Clearing Stage 30 means the complete feast has reached the crown table.

How the Systems Work

Basic clears score 12 points per tile, multiplied by the current cascade depth.

Score, collection, pair, cascade, big-match, and dual checkpoint goals ask for different plans.

Each stage declares its own four-, five-, or six-snack pool instead of always using the same board mix.

Invalid swaps roll back and do not spend a move. Local records keep unlocked stages and personal best scores.

How to Play

  1. Choose an unlocked card on the horizontal Stage rail.
  2. Tap or drag one snack toward an adjacent snack. A legal swap must create a match of three or more.
  3. Watch cleared snacks disappear together, then use the falling refill to prepare cascades.
  4. Use the full move budget and satisfy the stage goal to unlock the next card.

Campaign and Difficulty Growth

Stages 1-5 teach score, collection, and four-tile clears on Picnic Path.

Stages 6-10 add cascades, five-tile clears, and pair collection at Cookie Crossing.

Stages 11-15 rotate reduced snack pools through Grape Garden.

Stages 16-20 introduce three-step cascades in Cheese Workshop.

Stages 21-25 combine larger pair orders with all-six boards on Pretzel Bridge.

Stages 26-30 combine the full rule set for the Crown Feast.

Developer Design Note

The tall board keeps animal-snack art readable on phones while leaving enough vertical space for chain planning. Thirty stages create depth through changing snack pools and objective families, not just larger numbers. Touch, drag, and keyboard input share the same native tile buttons. The Kids build has no timer and makes no advertising request.

Parent Note

Snack Blocks is intended for ages 9+ and family play because later stages combine two goals, changing snack pools, and cascade planning. Its local Skill Report is supportive run feedback, not a diagnosis, school assessment, or comparison with other children.

FAQ

How many stages are included?
There are 30 stages in six chapters, with checkpoints at 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30.
Why does an invalid swap move back?
A legal swap must immediately make a match. Invalid swaps return without spending a move.
What is a cascade?
It is an automatic match made after cleared snacks fall and the board refills.
How do pair goals work?
Either named snack counts toward one combined target.
What is a checkpoint?
It requires both a named snack quantity and a score target.
Is progress saved?
Unlocked stages and personal best records stay in this browser.
Does it work on phones and computers?
Yes. It supports touch, pointer drag, and keyboard tile buttons.
Is it free and account-free?
Yes. It needs no login and the Kids build makes no advertising request.
Is the Skill Report a formal test?
No. It only summarizes the current run.