SovemikaSweet Bonanza · An Australian English escape
Follow the sweet current.
A raspberry river, a handful of bright little decisions. Wander our Sweet Bonanza world, then send matching sweets drifting downstream.
A valley that thinks in colour
Berry-red waterfalls wind past mint banks and cherry boats. This is an imagined landscape for a short, playful pause: look closely at a cluster, choose your moment, and see what the current brings next.
The harbour of almost-matches
At Cherry Harbour, a pair is enough to begin. On your board, neighbours connect through their edges. A diagonal glance can be tempting, but it cannot carry a sweet into the same clearing.
12 clearings · No countdown
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Berry Drift
Four ways to read a current.
Spot an edge-sharing pair
Find at least two sweets with the same symbol. Follow their joined sides to discover the full group.
Let a cluster drift
Activate any sweet in the group. Every connected match clears together, using one of your twelve moves.
Count the whole clearing
A group containing n sweets earns n × (n − 1) points. A single sweet changes nothing and costs no move.
Welcome a fresh current
After gravity settles the columns, inspect the new arrivals. Fresh current clears the score and begins another twelve-move board.
Inside the glaze studio
Glossy surfaces catch the light; the puzzle rewards a different sort of shine. A group of four earns twelve points, while two pairs earn four altogether. Bigger groups can be useful, provided you look at what will fall into their place.
Read the river after every clearing
A good plan stays flexible. Each cleared column settles down and fresh sweets enter from above. Treat the changed board as a new little landscape, rather than searching for the group you saw before.
05 / The festival jetty
Big groups, bright arrivals.
The jetty celebrates a useful clearing without asking you to chase one forever. Watch how the four sweet families rearrange after every move; the next useful pair may sit somewhere unexpected.
A few useful answers
Berry Drift, explained.
Why did my diagonal pair stay put?
Berry Drift joins sweets across a shared side. Corners alone do not form a cluster.
Does every click spend a clearing?
Only a valid group of two or more spends one. You can inspect the board without a countdown.
Will my river run return tomorrow?
The board lives in the current page. Reloading begins again; no account or saved score is created.
A garden after the rush
Twelve clearings give every river run a natural ending. Take a look around the sugar garden when yours finishes. The next run can wait; your result is a moment of play, with no prize or payment attached.