Diamond Crush: Match 3 Gems

Swap, match and sparkle! Diamond Crush is a bright, relaxing match-3 puzzle where you line up glossy gems, set off dazzling chain reactions and clear 30 hand-crafted levels.

How to play
Swipe a gem to swap it with a neighbour and match three or more of the same colour. Match four to create a striped gem that clears a whole row or column, make an L or T shape for a wrapped gem that blasts a 3×3 area, or line up five for a rainbow colour bomb that wipes out every gem of one colour. Swap two special gems together for even bigger explosions.

Three ways to win
• Score levels: reach the target score before your moves run out
• Collect levels: gather the gem colours shown at the top of the board
• Jelly levels: clear every blue jelly square by matching gems on top of it

Earn up to three stars on every level and come back to beat your best.

Boosters when you need them
Stuck on a tricky board? Spend coins on a Hammer to smash any gem, a Bomb to blast a 3×3 area, a Free Swap, a Shuffle, or +5 Moves.

More to unlock
• 5 board themes: Sapphire, Rose Quartz, Emerald, Amber and Amethyst
• Daily rewards with a growing login streak
• Fresh daily missions for coins and diamonds
• Lifetime achievements to chase

Easy on the eyes
Every gem has its own shape as well as its own colour, so the board stays clear and readable for everyone, including colour-blind players. Bright, friendly visuals and gentle sound effects make it a game you can relax with.

Play anywhere
Levels, boosters and progress all work offline. No account or sign-up needed.

Diamond Crush is free to play and supported by ads. You can choose to watch a short video for bonus coins or extra moves, but you never have to.

Questions or feedback? Email [email protected]
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