Browser tile matching games
Find the next match. Clear the board.
Matching games can ask very different questions. INTERSECT makes you choose an empty cell and read the first visible shapes in four directions. Petal Mews asks you to uncover pairs of flowers in a layered garden. FALLMATCH makes gravity part of the move. These are three browser puzzles where finding a pair is only the beginning of the decision.
INTERSECT
Find matching shapes across empty spaces and clear them before the board fills up.
ASODA
Petal Mews
Match uncovered flowers, fill bouquet orders and work through layered garden puzzles.
petalmewsgame
FALLMATCH
Slide matching blocks together, use gravity and chase a cleaner solution to each board.
gusmediaworks
Try INTERSECT if you like spotting what a cleared pair will reveal behind it. ASODA includes timed and untimed modes, with the rules explained in its tutorial. Petal Mews adds bouquet orders and a water budget; removing the top flowers opens up the layers underneath. Its browser edition keeps progress on your device.
FALLMATCH is about planning a short sequence and improving the move count. Sliding a block can remove support and make another block drop into a match. Our early play check included a one-move clear; the larger campaign size and later rotation mechanics are developer-reported. Read each game’s dated notes for the difference between what we played and what its creator documents. The individual pages also link to the original builds and explain their controls. A game appearing here is an editorial selection, not a player rating. Approved reader reviews, when available, are shown separately on the game page.
Each game page includes its sources, controls and dated check notes. Reader reviews are separate from those editorial observations.