Harvest Honors
Race other players to harvest carrots — the same board, judged by speed.
Harvest Honors turns a farm board into a race. The task is to match up all of the carrots, and the measure is how quickly you manage it compared with players from everywhere else — the competition is the point rather than a mode tucked away in a menu.
Racing changes what a good move is. Against a level goal, the careful sequence usually wins; against another person, the sequence you can find in two seconds usually wins, because thinking time is the resource being spent. Players who come from solo match 3 typically lose their first several rounds to deliberation rather than to skill.
It is a friendly kind of competitive — carrots and a green thumb rather than leaderboards and seasons — and a round is short enough to run several while you decide whether you like it.
More match 3 games
- Jelly Island — filed under Candy & Sweets
- Jewel Hunter — filed under Jewel Games
- Garden Tales 2 — filed under Flower & Garden
- Blossom — filed under Flower & Garden
Controls
Click or tap two neighbouring pieces to swap them.
How to Play
- Swap two neighbouring pieces to match three or more of a kind.
- Go for the carrots the task names rather than the biggest clusters.
- Keep your pace steady — the ranking is about speed, not elegance.
- Play a few rounds before judging your standing; the first ones are practice.
Tips & Tricks
Decide your next move while the current clear is still animating. In a speed race, that overlap is where the whole margin lives, and it is a habit rather than a talent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the goal?
To match up all the carrots as quickly as you can.
Am I playing against other people?
Yes, you compete against other players rather than a level goal.
Is it good for a beginner?
The board is simple, though the racing element favours quick decisions over careful ones.
Is it free to play?
Yes, free in the browser on this page.
