Match Collection

Match Collection is a puzzle game where you clear items off shelves by gathering three of the same kind. Tap an item to pick it up and send it to your hand. Once you have three identical pieces, they vanish together.

The shelf they came from stays in place until it is completely empty. When that happens, the shelf above drops down to fill the gap, which can open up new matches or create fresh problems depending on what was sitting there.

Your hand can hold up to seven items at a time. That limit is the core of the challenge. Pick too many different things and you will run out of room before you can complete a set.

If your hand is full and you still need to pick something up, the run ends right there. So every tap matters. You have to think about what you are taking, what you are leaving behind, and what might become available after the next shelf falls.

Each stage asks you to erase every item on the board. Clear them all and the stage is done. Simple to understand, but the order you pick things up changes everything.

A shelf that looks useless now might become the key after the one above it drops. Items you ignore early can come back to haunt you later when your hand is nearly full.

KEZ Games is publishing Match Collection. The game mixes quick decisions with light planning, so it works for short breaks or longer sessions where you try to push through tougher layouts. There is no timer forcing your hand, but the seven item limit keeps the pressure on.

One wrong pick can fill your hand with mismatched pieces and leave you stuck.

The rules stay easy to grasp from the first stage. Tap to collect. Match three to erase.

Empty shelves collapse. Fill your hand and lose. Clear the board and win.

That is the whole loop, and it holds up as stages get more crowded and the falling shelves start to matter more than you expect.