That is am yum
That is am yum invites you into a world of candy-colored tiles where every move counts. By exchanging neighboring pieces, you create lines of three or more identical treats, causing them to pop and vanish. As levels advance, the puzzles demand sharper thinking, asking you to plan several steps ahead to clear obstacles and meet goals within a set number of moves. The real magic lies in crafting special candies by aligning four or five pieces, which then detonate in powerful ways, clearing rows, columns, or entire clusters. The board comes alive with vibrant effects, and each successful combo triggers a satisfying chain of reactions. It's a gentle yet engaging mental workout that keeps you coming back for one more try, eager to beat your own score and see what new challenges await.
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What is That is am yum
Swap, match, and clear a board full of tasty treats in this brain-teasing puzzle. Each level offers a fresh set of challenges to test your pattern-spotting skills.
How to Play
Click or tap on a candy, then swap it with an adjacent one to line up three or more of the same type. When the line forms, the candies dissolve, and new ones fall to fill the gaps.
Tips for Playing
- Always look for moves that create a special candy, as they clear much bigger areas.
- Prioritize moves near the bottom of the board to cause more cascades.
- Before swapping, check if moving a candy sideways can also set up a vertical match.
- Keep an eye on the level goal and use your moves wisely, not just on the easiest match.
- If stuck, try swapping two candies that seem ordinary; they might reveal an unexpected combo.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens when I make a match of four or five candies?
Matching four creates a striped candy, which clears a whole row or column. Five creates a color bomb that removes every candy of a chosen color.
Can I play without a time limit?
Yes, most levels are move-based, so there's no pressure to hurry. You can take your time to think through each swap.
Are there any extra objectives besides clearing the board?
Some levels require reaching a certain score, clearing specific types of candies, or removing blockers like icing or chocolate. Check the level goals before you start.
What do those striped and wrapped candies do?
Striped candies blast a single row or column, while wrapped candies explode in a 3x3 area. Combining special candies can produce even larger effects.
Is there a penalty for running out of moves?
If you run out of moves without reaching the goal, you'll need to restart the level or use boosters if available. There's no in-game timer punishment.
How can I earn more points in a match?
Create cascades and matches of four or more candies to multiply your score. The longer the chain reaction, the higher the points you accumulate.