Treasure Link and the Underwater Tile-Matching Board
Treasure Link turns a Puzzle board into a sea floor packed with shells, turtles, seahorses, and fish. You clear the field by pairing identical tiles and drawing lines that bend at right angles, so every move depends on open space as much as matching icons.
Right-angle links and tile clearance
This plays like a Mahjong connect board, where the route matters as much as the pair itself. If another tile blocks the path, you have to work around it and open new lanes before the board fills up again.
The marine theme gives each board a bright, readable look, and the locked tiles make you plan a few moves ahead. It is the kind of setup that rewards clean paths instead of random taps, and it runs no download and no signup.
Coins, points, and the treasure chest
Speed matters because finishing faster earns more points and coins, so clearing a level cleanly pays off twice. Those coins can go toward power-ups, which helps when the layout gets stubborn and the obvious pairs are buried.
The final goal is a mysterious treasure chest, which gives the whole run a clear target beyond simply emptying the board. If you enjoy a matching game with a progression hook, Treasure Link keeps each level focused on one task: pair the tiles and open the way forward.
Similar connect boards to try
Fans of the same connection rule can also check Mahjong Connect Classic, which uses the same tile-linking idea on a classic board. For a softer look, Butterfly Kyodai follows the same matching path system with a different set of tiles.
If you want more route-planning, Mahjong Links keeps the focus on opening lines between pairs, while Om Nom Connect Classic adds another familiar connect-board twist. You can jump in without friction, and it stays easy to read on mobile screens and desktop monitors alike.