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This is logical puzzle game with candy. If you match two or more identical candy, when you click on them they will be destroyed. You have to do it in this game. But all candy are with different colors, they need to turn green to be destroyed. At the beginning of the game you have an explanation in which order the colors change, so you will know which candy you need to click first to change the color to green. When two green candy are destroyed, they release small balls that move horizontally and vertically and change the color of the other candies.There is 90 different awesome levels. Tap on candies and play.

Start Playing Sweet Candy Boom: A Quick Guide

Tap on candies to play.

Core Gameplay Mechanics

The taps on the levels is limited. So with offered taps you need to finish the level. Click on help button to get help for the level.

How would you tag this game to describe it?

The themes or concepts linked to this game are candy, clicker.

What is the name of the company that made this game?

This game was made by kidsgamesplay, who is credited as the developer.

Was this game developed with a particular game library or engine?

The software engine selected to build this game is Construct 3.

Which age groups would benefit from playing this game?

The game is designed for players in the Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors age groups.

What gender does this game cater to?

This game suits Male & Female best.

Does the game show any blood-related violence?

No, there are no blood effects or imagery in Sweet Candy Boom.

What is the main genre of this game?

Based on its main gameplay, this game is a Casual.

Does the game feature any cruel elements?

No, Sweet Candy Boom is devoid of any violent or cruel behaviors.

Can this game be played by kids without concerns?

Yes, Sweet Candy Boom is intended for young audiences.