Fru1t Match

Fru1t Match - a memory game where a set of three matching symbols takes the place of the usual pair. The tiles lie face down, and before the round starts the whole board opens for a short moment so the layout can be memorised. A tap turns a tile over, and while the open symbols agree the streak keeps going: the third tile of the same kind seals the triple, which gets a golden frame and stays open until the end of the round. A single wrong tile folds the whole streak back and drops the chain, while a sealed triple can no longer be tapped. The chain grows with every triple sealed in a row and lifts the points given for the next one, and its step sits on a meter beside the board. The task panel names the symbol expected next, and sealing it adds extra points. The round runs on a clock: the seconds left at the end are counted into the points, and if the clock runs dry first the round stays unfinished and the summary opens with the triples gathered so far. Three peeks are available per round, each opening every covered tile for a brief moment. A hold panel pauses the clock and offers a return to the board, a fresh start of the same round or a step back to the ring list. Orbits open one after another, ten of them in total, and the number of triples on the board along with the time given change from orbit to orbit, so later rounds hold more symbols and a tighter clock. The orbit is chosen on a ring that scrolls under a horizontal finger movement, with the picked number and its triple count in the middle. The summary screen shows the points gathered, the time spent, the number of triples sealed, the best chain step, the aim in percent and a mark when the points beat the earlier best of that orbit. The best points of every orbit and the list of opened orbits carry over to the next launch and sit on a separate screen, which also holds the rules of play.