Find and Match

Find & Match is a simple yet soothing mobile game where the objective is to organise a jumble of assorted small objects. Upon starting a level, various everyday items continuously cascade onto the screen – bicycle pumps, keys, pens, gingerbread men, globes, toy tractors – as if every toy from a children's playground had been dumped together, instantly transporting you back to childhood. The gameplay is remarkably straightforward: spot three identical items, tap them, and they'll jump to the row of boxes below. Match three to make them vanish. With just seven boxes in total, it's a real test of your organisational skills. Initially, it feels quite straightforward, but as more items cascade down, things start to get dizzying. This is where your organisational skills are truly tested – you'll need to plan several moves ahead rather than tapping randomly to tidy up this jumble of clutter. Later levels introduce variety, with items shifting from snacks and drinks to windmills, headphones, and game controllers. The gentle sound effects, unobtrusive yet satisfying as items fall and clear, enhance the experience. Crucially, each level has a time limit—clear all items within the allotted time or you'll fail. Therefore, you may occasionally need to utilise the three tools at the bottom of the screen—such as freezing time or finding matching pairs—to help you successfully complete the level objectives. This game is particularly suited for whiling away spare moments: waiting for transport, queuing, commuting on the underground, sneaking in a bit of playtime at work, or when you fancy skipping the short videos before bed. Pop it open for a couple of levels—it’s light and relaxing. There are no daily tasks to complete, nor do you need to play for extended periods. It's simply a collection of brightly coloured childhood toys. Spend a few minutes focusing on finding matches and watching them gradually fall into place. If you enjoy tidying your desk or organising your belongings, you'll love this game. And if you don't have that habit, this little game is a perfect way to cultivate it.