Swapi

Jar 1 — The candy trail. Thirty levels wind along a ribbon map, each with its own goal: gather a set number of fruits, melt every patch of frosting or reach a points target before the swaps run out. Swaps you save turn into extra points, and every level hands out one to three stars. Jar 2 — Special shapes. Line up four for a striped piece that sweeps a row or column, shape an L or T for a wrapped piece that bursts a 3×3 square, and match five for a sprinkle ball that clears a whole colour. Swap two specials together for a bigger burst. Jar 3 — Rush. Ninety seconds on the clock and no swap limit. Chain cascades, chase your highest score and look back on each run in the history list. Jar 4 — Daily board. A different recipe for each date, with its own goal and move count, plus a week strip that ticks off the days you clear. Jar 5 — The pantry. Stars unlock the Gummy and Macaron piece sets and the Mint stripe and Berry gingham table cloths, so the play area changes look as you climb. Strawberries, lemons, plums, apples, oranges and blueberries are drawn as soft, glossy shapes that wobble when they land and pop in sugary sparks. Ten badges wait on the Me tab, from First Bite to Grand Buffet, beside a fruit and confectionery quiz built on 24 real facts. A grid with no moves left reshuffles on its own. Swipe or tap to swap, play in portrait or landscape, switch off haptics or the animated background whenever you like, and keep all your stars on your device: the game plays offline, with no ads and no account.