Hearthlight Match

A four-match creates a stored piece rather than firing a blast immediately. Its decoration keeps the same matching kind, while the ribbon shows whether it will clear a row or column. Include that piece in another match, or swap it with another special, to launch the rocket. Falling pieces can carry it to a more useful lane.

Exchange the star with the bell to remove every bell currently on the board. You do not need to line up three for that swap. The cleared spaces refill and may start further cascades, so consider both the decoration order and the columns that will move. Swapping two wish stars instead clears all 36 squares.

Make a match that includes a decoration resting on an icy square. Ice belongs to the square, so moving a decoration away without clearing it does not break that patch. A launched ribbon rocket can reach ice along its lane. On boards 11–20, the remaining ice counter matters more than a large score elsewhere.

Collection boards count only the kind pictured beside the target. A cascade earns points for all the pieces it removes, but unrelated shapes do not complete that order. Look for a line containing the requested decoration before chasing a general score burst. A wish star beside that kind can turn one swap into several collected pieces.

Any hint limits the current attempt to two stars, even if you finish with many moves left. The suggested pair stays in place until you move it yourself, and requesting the hint does not spend a turn. For three stars, retry without hints and finish within the displayed allowance. Your best earlier star result is retained.

The set contains a red bauble, golden bell, green present, candy cane, gingerbread person and snowflake. Each stop uses five kinds, with the visible selection rotating along the route. Pippin is the snowman beside the go2.fun board. He celebrates progress but never moves pieces for you or changes the move budget.