Shiny Jewels

About this game

Shiny Jewels is a match-three built around removal conditions rather than a single clearing rule. Swapping neighbouring jewels into a line of three collects them, but most of what a level asks you to shift comes away only under a stated circumstance.

The interface spells those circumstances out, and they differ per object: some are removed by a match beside them, some by a match directly above, some by a match made inside them, some by being dropped to the bottom of the level, and some only by a bomb.

How to play

Swap two neighbouring jewels to line up three of a colour. The header carries a target and a move count, so a level is a fixed budget spent against a stated goal rather than an open board.

Because removal conditions vary, the same match is worth different amounts depending on where it lands. A line made beside a blocked object clears it, while an identical line one row away simply scores.

Tips

• Identify each object's removal condition before spending a move. A match above an object and a match beside it are different actions, and picking the wrong one costs a move without touching the target.
• Push collectibles downward early. Anything that clears by reaching the bottom of the level needs a column beneath it opened first, and that takes more moves the later you start.
• Keep the bomb-only objects for last. They cannot be reached any other way, so clearing everything else first leaves the board open enough for a bomb to reach more than one of them at once.

Provider details

The provider's listing files Shiny Jewels under logic, puzzle and match3, and names five boosters: Ring, Hammer, Bow, Blast and Vertical Rocket. Its listed systems include Time Attack, Fortune Finders, a lucky wheel, daily gifts, a shop and hard levels, alongside the per-object removal conditions carried in the interface text.