Match Arena

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Description

Match Arena Game - First PvP Match 3 Against Real Players!Step in the Arena! World’s first Match 3 against real players. The game Match Arena belongs to the categories Match 3, Matching Game and has been played 802798 times. It has a score of 90 and it has received 14516 yes and 1441 no. In the same categories you can find the games VegaMix2 Wild West and Shape Matcher which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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Most match 3 games are a quiet solo puzzle. Match Arena changes that by putting you up against another real person, which its makers present as a first for the genre. You still make matches of three or more, but now someone else in the arena is trying to do it better than you. That is why we file it under Multiplayer.

The appeal is the rivalry. A move that would be fine in a relaxed game matters a lot more when a real opponent is in the match with you, so sharp eyes count as much as planning.

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Winning a match 3 duel

The basics are those of any match 3 game. Swap two neighboring pieces to form a line of three or more alike, and that line is cleared from the board. Longer lines and chain reactions are generally worth more. The difference in Match Arena is who sits on the other side, since your opponent is a real player, so the aim is to outplay them rather than simply finish a level.

Make matchesMouse
Other controlsAs shown on the game's start screen
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Beating a real opponent

  • Check every corner of the grid before moving, the best match is rarely the first one you notice.
  • Look for swaps that set up a second match as the new pieces fall.
  • Pay attention to how your opponent plays, a real player's habits are worth learning.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop
Rating
90.97% (15.957 votes)
Times played
802.798
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Frequently asked questions

Do I play against the computer?

No, the game is presented as match 3 against real players.

Do I need to know match 3 rules first?

It helps, but the core idea is simple. Put three or more matching pieces in a row and they disappear.