Sweet Mission - HTML5 Game, Construct 3

Sweet Mission is a fast-paced matching game where you use a candy picker to collect candy pieces from the bottom and place them in positions to create sets of four matching candies. Similar to popular match-3 games, but in this case, it’s a match-4 game. The objective is to score points by creating sets of four identical candy pieces. Using the controls, you can swap the positions of any two candy pieces in the same column. The goal is to strategically swap candy pieces to create groups of four or more matching candies vertically. When a set of four or more matching candies is formed, those pieces disappear, and you earn points. As you progress, the game becomes more challenging, with the candy pieces falling at an increasingly faster pace. You need to use your reflexes and quick thinking to strategically place and swap candy pieces to create matches before the stack reaches the top. However, there’s a catch. If any candy piece touches the orange boundary line at the bottom, you lose the game. This adds an element of urgency and requires precise movements to avoid the game-ending boundary. The game offers different difficulty levels or speed options, allowing players to choose their preferred challenge. It tests your hand-eye coordination, pattern recognition, and decision-making skills as you strive to achieve the highest score and beat your own records. Get ready to enjoy the deliciously addictive challenge of Sweet Mission and see how many high-scoring combinations you can create while keeping those candy pieces from touching the orange boundary line!

Features:

       

• Touch controls     
• Full game.              
• Keyboard control       
• Works on HTML5 browser
• HTML folder ready to upload + c3p

       

What you get

       

• HTML5 and source files ready to be uploaded to your server
• Keyboard and Touch Controls

       

How to publish on your site:

       

• Rename the HTML 5 folder to any name you like (don’t use space or special characters)
• Upload the entire folder you renamed to your site (Check your host provider for FTP access
• That’s it!

       

If you have any question, don’t hesitate in asking.