Triple-matching with emphasis on the explosion. Objects are rendered in 3D, matches clear with considerable fanfare, and the pace is quicker than the calmer games here.

Mechanically there is nothing new — tray, three of a kind, don’t fill the slots — but the feedback is loud enough that it plays differently. This is the match game to pick when you want stimulation rather than quiet.

Same rule as always: speculative picks cost slots. The speed encourages tapping ahead of thinking, which is exactly how runs end early.

Short levels and quick restarts suit the tempo.