Swipe And Clear

Swipe and Clear uses a familiar color-matching grid, then tightens it with a severe fail condition: if even one block of any color remains, the level restarts. The objective is clear and concrete—drag and move scattered colorful blocks until 3 or more of the same color match and disappear. That simple rule shifts the puzzle away from quick pattern spotting and toward full-board planning, because every match changes what will be possible later. The game is structured around 20 uniquely designed levels, giving each board a defined problem rather than an endless score chase. Its drag-based movement is easy to understand, but the challenge comes from avoiding isolated blocks before the board is solved. Removing a large cluster first can sometimes create a worse position, while clearing smaller groups in a deliberate order may leave cleaner routes to the final match. The strongest play comes from treating each board as a solvency puzzle, not a race. Plan several moves ahead, watch for colors that could be stranded, and be willing to pass up the most obvious match when it would leave a single block behind.