Potion Rush

Potion Rush puts you behind a witch’s workbench with more than two hundred levels to brew through. Matching three or more of the same items clears them, and each level sets its own type and its own goal — which is the detail that matters, because the goals genuinely differ rather than being the same target with a new number attached.

That variety keeps the run honest. A level asking you to clear a particular ingredient plays nothing like one asking you to reach a count, and the board that suits one is often the wrong shape for the other. Reading the goal before your first swap is not advice here so much as the actual first move.

Two hundred levels is a substantial run without being intimidating, and the witchy art gives the whole thing a lighter tone than the potion-master framing suggests.

1. Read the level type and goal before touching the board.
2. Swap two neighbouring items to match three or more of the same kind.
3. Direct your matches at whatever the goal actually asks for.
4. Work through the two hundred levels at your own pace.

When a level changes type, throw out the plan that worked on the last one. The goals here vary enough that a habit carried over from the previous board is more likely to cost you moves than save them.