Puzzle
Gem Match
Build sparkling cascades across 30 strategic match-3 levels.
Play NowMatch friendly pet faces across playful puzzle boards.
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Pet Match is a friendly animal-matching puzzle built for short, thoughtful sessions. Cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters, pandas, and foxes have distinct faces and warm colors, while every rule is communicated without requiring hover controls. The cast is original and generic rather than connected to any television, game, or toy property.
Each of the thirty levels is a small play-yard problem. Some ask for a score, some ask you to gather particular pets, and later boards place gates beneath the pieces. You can stop to plan because moves, rather than seconds, define the challenge.
Match three identical pet faces in a row or column.
Complete the score and adoption-card collections shown above the board.
Open play-yard gates by clearing the pieces that sit over them.
Tap or click a piece, then an adjacent piece. Tap the selected piece again to cancel. Touch scrolling remains available.
A four-piece line creates a Zooming Pet that travels across a complete row or column. A T or L forms a Playtime Pop, and five in a line creates a Friendship Star. Special-to-special swaps produce larger team effects using the same predictable rules throughout the game.
Gates do not block a pet from moving. Clear a match over one or hit it with an effect to remove a layer. Because gates stay in their cells while pets fall, watching the board location matters more than following one face.
Pet Match starts gently, then combines collections, gates, score requirements, and tighter move budgets. Completion unlocks the next level, while best score and stars invite a cleaner replay. Progress belongs only to Pet Match in the current browser.
Check which pet is needed before choosing between two matches.
Create a Playtime Pop near a cluster of gates.
Combine specials when several goals remain in different areas.
A warm casual puzzle starring six original pet archetypes, from curious cats to bright foxes, with no licensed characters. It runs locally in the browser with no account required.
No. Pet Match uses generic, original pet concepts and contains no named or licensed characters.
Yes. Sound starts off and the preference is saved separately for Pet Match.