Super Jewel Collapse

Clear blocks to collect matching jewels in Super Jewel Collapse, planning each move as the puzzle board fills with colorful combinations, from Lof Games.

Super Jewel Collapse turns each move into a small puzzle, as groups of matching jewels are cleared from the board while you work toward a level-specific target. The challenge is not simply to remove blocks, but to reach the required result within a limited number of turns, with more efficient solutions earning bonus points.

Each level changes what you need to achieve

Instead of following one fixed objective throughout the game, you face a different challenge on each of its 45 levels. You select groups of matching blocks to make them collapse, watching the board change after every move and deciding which available group is most useful for the current target. This makes the same basic action serve different purposes as you progress, depending on how many blocks you need to match and how many turns you can spend.

Fewer moves can turn a clear into a better score

The limited number of turns gives each group of jewels a value beyond simply clearing space. A move that completes the challenge is enough to advance, but finding a way to do it in fewer turns also increases the bonus points you receive. The result is a puzzle experience where completing a level and completing it efficiently are two different goals, encouraging you to look at the available groups before committing to a move. Lof Games builds the game's progression around this balance between meeting the objective and making each turn count.

The simple collapse mechanic drives the whole puzzle

Played with a mouse or touch controls, Super Jewel Collapse keeps the interaction focused on choosing groups of blocks rather than managing complicated controls. Matching jewels disappear through the collapse mechanic, so the board itself provides the information needed for the next decision. Across the levels, the combination of jewel groups, changing challenges and restricted turns gives the familiar block-matching format a more deliberate, move-by-move structure.