Sugar Block Works

Drop candies onto the board. Fill a row or a column and it bursts — then everything above falls into the gap, and if that completes another line, it goes too. Chain them and the whole board comes down at once. No timer. Nothing falls on its own. Take as long as you like. MEET YOUR CREW Three confectioners work the floor below your board, and each one earns their keep differently. Taffy the Dolphin charges on combos. Chain three and she starts spinning — tap her and she belly-flops the board, washing out everything where she lands. Nougat the Llama hauls in a jumbo five-block, already turned so it fits. Marsh the Sloth is the slowest of the three and the only one licensed for explosives. His glitter bomb blows a hole clean through a jammed corner. THE PASTURE Everything you clear gets flung up to the rainbow road, where Nugget the Chicken, Sundae the Unicorn, Pip the Llama and Crumbs the Cupcake graze it. Feed them enough and they pay you in coins. A ladybug runs the loop-the-loop. Crumbs will not stop talking. AND THEN THERE IS DUKE Duke is a pineapple in a deck chair. He does not work here. He has never worked here. When you land a combo he floats in from the side of the board, tells you he has seen worse, and floats out again. Rico, a taco in an avocado armchair, turns up for the bigger ones and agrees with whatever Duke just said. Nobody hired them. Nobody can make them leave. EARNED, NOT SOLD Every critter, hat and outfit unlocks by playing. Land a triple chain to hire Nougat. Score 10,000 to bring in Marsh. Feed the herd five times for a Gumdrop Beanie. Coins buy power-ups and nothing else — they are never sold for money. DAILY CHALLENGE The same board for everyone, everywhere, every day. Build a streak. ALSO IN THE BOX • Undo, bomb and reroll when you paint yourself into a corner • Game Center leaderboards and achievements • Neon night market skyline with the score on a marquee • Plays offline, forever • One purchase, ever: remove the ads if you want to. Nothing else is behind a paywall. Filling the board is not a failure. It gets you balloons.