Puppy Blast Lite

Puppy Blast Lite works by elimination rather than by swapping. You clear squares and objects of the same colour where they touch, the stack drops into the space, and the board rearranges itself into something you have to read again. Nothing trades places on your instruction — the only decision you make is which group to take.

The run is built as a ramp: it opens simple, stays simple long enough that you settle into a rhythm, and then starts complicating the boards with objects that behave differently from plain squares. By the later stages a board that looks like two obvious clears usually has one, and taking the wrong one strands a colour in a corner.

Achievements unlock as you progress, which gives the run a spine beyond the level counter. It is a straightforward game done cleanly, and the puppy is largely there for company.

1. Look for squares of the same colour that touch each other.
2. Click the group to eliminate it and let everything above fall into the gap.
3. Prefer groups low on the board — the drop reshapes more of it and often builds your next clear.
4. Watch for colours down to their last few pieces; stranded singles are what ends a level.

Before taking an obvious big group, check whether it is the only thing holding two smaller clusters of another colour apart. Clearing it merges them, and one patient move often turns two mediocre clears into one large one.