The hut of Baba Yaga races through the night forest on chicken legs, and you must clear the path to keep up.
Match pairs of mushrooms, frogs, berries, bellflowers, and fireflies to progress. As soon as one stage ends, the next one starts — the race never stops, it just gets more challenging. New types of tiles appear, moves become more scarce, and objectives become harder to achieve.
Every tenth stage, Yaga herself takes control of the hut and spins it. The entire board rotates, and everything shifts in a new direction, forcing you to abandon your previous strategy.
Ice locks tiles in place until you make a match next to them. Bushes grow on the field and alter the way tiles fall.
All players face the same board at each stage, ensuring that the leaderboard reflects skill, not luck.
One run, one record — how far can you go?
How to play
To complete the task, swap adjacent tiles to form a sequence of three or more identical ones.
Create a line of four tiles to get a broom that sweeps away an entire row or column. Align five tiles to earn a lantern skull, which removes all tiles of the same type at once. Cross a horizontal and a vertical line to summon a firebird feather, clearing the surrounding tiles. Activate special tiles by tapping them twice.
The stage objectives are displayed at the top of the screen: gather a specified number of certain tiles before running out of moves. Achieve the goals to progress; fail, and the round ends.
Use the arrows below the board to rotate it — sometimes this is the only way to reach the required tiles.
Tiles covered in ice can't be moved; break the ice by making a match next to it. Bushes cannot be moved; clear them by matching nearby tiles.
Tap the hut at the bottom to end the round early. If you run out of moves, watch a short video to get five more and continue playing.