Hawaii Match 6 — match three in a row and clear level objectives
Your goal is to complete the level objective within a limited number of moves. This is a match-3 game with objectives, not an endless round. You swap two adjacent pieces and match three of the same kind. A swap only works when it creates a match. Run out of moves and the level starts over.
Level objective and move limit
The objective appears to the left of the board. Sometimes you need to remove a set number of one item. Other times you need to collect a rare item. A failed swap doesn’t use up a move — the pieces simply swap back. A similar mechanic appears in Hawaii Match 3.
Getting harder in later levels
The early levels teach the rules. After that, the objectives get tougher, while the move limit stays tight. Standard puzzle games forgive mistakes; here, a mistake costs you a move.
Boosters and bonuses help clear tricky parts of the board. You earn them through progress. The same principle works in Hawaii Match 4.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
31 august 2026
Last Update
31 august 2026