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Match Tree

Match Tree is a breathtaking puzzle experience (...it's actually a match 3 game). Embark on an epic journey with pixie, gnome and witch full of adventure, mystery (huh?) and sheep. Become the master of combination and create magnificent mansions from trees, flowers and carrots (I swear, it's fun!).

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About the Game

Match Tree is a match 3 game, where each of your turns has consequences. 

Merge plants sown by pixies, gnomes and witches. 

Bushes become trees, trees become houses.

The rules are simple, the levels are short and you will refine your puzzle skills with each round. 

Are you clever enough to face the challenges of the various levels?

The characters sow plants for you to merge and upgrade.

The hex fields allow a multitude of different combinations. Decide how many plants you merge and where to grow the result.

It’s your decision where to place characters, when they are stuck.

Use tools, like the magic wand to solve tricky situations.

But beware of the hangry sheep!