This power-up is best used for clearing multiple pieces in one go, especially if those pieces add up to the level’s requirement. You can tell which piece it is by looking at the color at the top of the ball.

Activating it by tapping will destroy all the pieces with the most number of tiles on the board. Activating it by swiping will destroy all pieces similar to the adjacent piece you just swiped it with.

Rainbow Balls are created when you match 5 pieces in a row or column together. Rainbow Balls clears the board of 1 type of piece. All of these power-ups can be activated by swapping them with an adjacent piece or tapping them. However, matches of 4 and 5 pieces are and will result in the creation of special power-ups. As the name suggests, you must match three similar pieces in a row or column to earn points. Match-3 games are straightforward and simple. You Don’t Always Need to Combine Power-ups.Focus on Clearing One or Two Pieces to Form Power-Ups.

Think Twice Before Using Suggested Moves.

Levels 70, 82, 93 repeat again for old players as one-shot levels in later stages of Homescapes.

Level 70 is featured in the Double Planes tutorial.

Button, bow tie, or teapot level goals are now only lamp, book or cup ones.

It also introduces combos, which later appear as a level goal in level 1506.

Level 6 is the first level to have a moves redundancy.

This set of levels can restore Austin's bedroom, the hall, and some of the kitchen.

These are common in Levels where new Elements/In-Game Boosters are introduced, or when multiple levels increase in moves due to an update. *This level has had an increase in moves. PLEASE NOTE: If a level has been updated or revised in a recent update, contact an administrator with a screenshot of it for it to be updated.

2 different level 64 on homescapes