YAMatch vs Hexwall

Yet Another Match three - or YAM is a new take on the classic game. The key differences are that matching fruit are not automatically cleared and swaps that don't result in a match stay, allowing you to move fruit towards a match. This does cost a star - and if all stars are gone - it's a game over. But don't despair, it is possible to reshuffle the board by a long press, but that also costs a star. But hey, you get a bonus star for every level you pass with less than 20 swaps and if you pass a level with less swaps than last time. Swap fruits to match 3 or more in a row. Matching fruits are cleared only if a swap produces a match, sometimes you will need to swap two identical fruit to clear the match.  You can make a swap that does not result in a match or long press to reshuffle. Both actions cost 1 star.  If you lose all stars - the game is over. You get bonus stars for passing levels and for doing it with less swaps. Avoid top row. Good Luck!

Hexwall — the classic trap puzzle, built for Apple Watch. Tap hexagons to build walls and box in the fox before it reaches the edge and escapes. Every move counts: think ahead, cut off its path, and trap it in the fewest taps — a clever battle of wits, now right on your wrist. No phone needed. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT • One-tap play — pure strategy, no reflex, no timing pressure • Endless procedurally-generated boards — never the same twice • Difficulty that scales as you get sharper • Track your best (fewest taps to trap) • Play fully offline, anytime — a quick brain teaser on your wrist • Progress & stats saved automatically • Built native for Apple Watch — no iPhone required A glance at your wrist becomes a satisfying puzzle. Can you corner it every time?