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Zukora - Match 3 Puzzle

Get it onGoogle Play Coming soon to theApp Store

Unwind with every match.

A calm puzzle game for unhurried afternoons, with just enough thrill to keep you leaning in.

Settle into an easy, soothing rhythm of swapping and matching. Then feel the lift when a Rainbow sweeps the board, a chain of matches tumbles into place, or your very last move wins the level. Big, clear pieces, no clock ticking on most levels, and Grandma’s Farm growing a little more every time you play.

  • 64 worlds to explore
  • Mini-games and a Daily Challenge
  • Made for phones and tablets
A level on iPad: paint tubes, sunflower frames and a Rainbow piece on the board, with the Trowel, Row, Column, Bomb and Rainbow helpers below
A Pizza Night level on a phone, with tomatoes, cheese and basil pieces
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Match-three · Garden

Zukora - Match 3 Puzzle

Swap two neighbouring pieces to make a row of three. Clear the level's goal, earn coins and stars, and use them to bring Grandma's Farm back to life, one bed and one bench at a time.

Every world has its own pieces and its own little story, from Pizza Night to the Safari Plains. A new idea arrives slowly, one at a time, with a friendly picture to show how it works.

  • 64 worldsEach with its own pieces, its own little story and 15 levels to play.
  • 10,000+ levels960 hand-built story levels, plus fresh daily and bonus levels that keep coming.
  • Solo or Daily ChallengePlay the road at your own pace, or take on a new Daily Challenge each day.
  • Loads of mini-gamesLittle side games, like the Toy Box, to earn extra coins and stars.

Zukora variety

Zukora - Match 3 Puzzle

Kind
Match-three puzzle with a garden to grow
Worlds
64 worlds, 15 levels each
Levels
10,000+, counting daily and bonus levels
Modes
Solo play, Daily Challenge and mini-games
Best for
Grown-ups who like to play at their own pace
Sessions
A few minutes a level; stop whenever you like
Account
None needed. Your progress stays on your phone
Price
Free to play, with optional purchases

Sown 2026 · Sanchu LLC

The road of levels through the Safari Plains world A level board with tomatoes, cheese and basil pieces The Daily Challenge card

More screens

A closer look.

Tap any screen to open it, then pinch or double-tap to zoom.

Level 100 complete: three stars, a treasure chest, 650 coins and a Free Switch
Milestones bring a little treasure.
Win streak, 2 wins in a row: two golden lanterns lit, and the next level starts with a Zoomer and a Bomb. Win again to add a Rainbow Bloom
Win in a row to light the lanterns and start with helpers.
The greenhouse is restored: a reward chest with 250 coins, a die and a Row Zoomer
Finish a farm area, open a reward chest.
The Daily Spin wheel: you won 100 coins, come back tomorrow for another spin
A Daily Spin for bonus coins.
The helpers list: Trowel, Row Zoomer, Column Zoomer, Rainbow Bloom, Shuffle, Free Switch, Bomb and Cross Zoomer, each with a short description
Every helper says plainly what it does.

The grow part

Match. Then grow Grandma’s Farm.

Every level you win earns stars. Take them to Grandma’s Farm and spend them on little jobs that bring the place back to life, from raising the tower with the wheelbarrow to building the lamp room. Grandma and her animal friends are there to watch it all take shape.

  1. Play a level, earn starsEach win adds a few stars to your pocket.
  2. Pick the next jobOpen Tasks and choose what to build next. Each job shows its star cost up front.
  3. Make it your ownChoose a look for what you build, like a Classic, Copper or Sky blue weather vane. Changed your mind? Tap it on the farm and swap it later.
  4. Watch the farm growBeds, paths and buildings fill in one by one, area by area, as you play.
Grandma's Farm: the next job is Raise the tower with the wheelbarrow, for 4 stars
Pick the next job and spend your stars.
Choose a look for the weather vane: Classic, Copper or Sky blue
Choose a look. You can change it later.
Grandma by the new dovecote with her dog, rabbit, mice and hedgehog
Grandma and friends, enjoying the new dovecote.

What Zukora won’t bug you with

We read what puzzle players grumble about. Then we left it out.

  • No adverts in the way

    This version of Zukora shows no adverts at all. If that ever changes, they will never be tailored to you, and No Adverts switches them off for good.

  • No bait-and-switch

    Every screen on this page comes from the game itself, mini-games included. What you see here is what you play.

  • Not locked out when hearts run low

    Hearts refill over time, and while you wait, the farm, the mini-games and the Daily Challenge are all still there to enjoy.

  • Progress that doesn’t vanish

    Your progress is saved on your phone, and the game keeps a second copy so a phone clean-up won’t wipe it. Moving phones? Tap Keep a copy in Settings to take your progress with you, and Restore Purchases brings back what you bought.

  • No ticking clock

    Most levels count moves, not seconds. Put the phone down mid-level and pick it up when you are ready.

  • No sign-up, no tracking

    No account to create, no email to hand over, and we never follow you across other apps or websites.

Tablets & foldables

Even lovelier on a big screen.

Zukora plays on phones, but it really opens up on a bigger screen. On an iPad, an Android tablet such as a Samsung Galaxy Tab, or a foldable like the Galaxy Z Fold or the new iPhone Fold opened out, the board fills the screen: bigger pieces, more room to see your next move, and every sparkle and cascade easier to enjoy from the comfort of the sofa.

Level 46 on iPad: a short story line picks up from last time, then gather 30 olives and empty the pizza oven
A little story along the way, then empty the pizza oven.
Level 53 on iPad: grow 6 pieces to 4, with numbered parsley, chopping boards and chillies
Grow levels: match to help pieces grow.
Level 57 on iPad: gather 35 olives and 35 parsleys, with icy tiles to clear
Gather the goal pieces and crack the ice.
Level 96 on iPad: find 8 kittens and open the hat boxes in the Wardrobe world
Find the kittens and open the hat boxes.
Level 206 on iPad: hatch 12 ducklings and fill the basket of apples
Hatch ducklings and fill the apple basket.
Level 227 on iPad: a night-time board of rubies, emeralds, sapphires and stars
A starry world of jewels, later on the road.
Level 289 on iPad, with Wren, Pip and Bramble cheering from the top of the board
Every piece big and clear, with friends cheering you on.
A Nightmare level on iPad: save Tuft from the rising water before the moves run out
Nightmare levels: save Tuft before your moves run out.
The Valves and Pipes mini-game on iPad, turning valves to send emeralds and hearts into a flask
Valves & Pipes, one of the mini-games for bonus rewards.

Why you’ll keep coming back

Every level is a small, tidy puzzle you can finish over a cup of tea. Clear the goal, collect your coins and stars, and watch the garden fill in: a new flower bed here, a mended fence there, a bench to sit on. With 64 worlds to wander through, from Pizza Night to the Safari Plains, there is always somewhere new just down the road.

What’s in the game

  • Classic swap-and-match puzzles: line up three or more to clear them
  • A shed full of helpers for the tricky moments: the Trowel, Row, Column and Cross Zoomers, Bomb, Rainbow Bloom, Shuffle and Free Switch
  • A Hint button whenever you would like a nudge in the right direction
  • Grandma’s Farm to build up with the stars you earn
  • Mini-games on the side, like the Toy Box, for extra coins and stars

Play your way

Zukora is a single-player game. Follow the road of levels at your own pace, try the Daily Challenge when you fancy something different, or wander off for a mini-game. Most levels count moves rather than seconds, so you can put the phone down mid-level and come back to it later.

Little reasons to return

  • A new Daily Challenge every day
  • A Daily Spin for bonus coins
  • Win streaks that light golden lanterns, so your next level starts with helpers already on the board
  • Milestone rewards along the road, like the chest at Level 100
  • Fresh daily and bonus levels, on top of the 960 story levels
  • New farm jobs to finish as you go, one bed and one bench at a time
  • Regular updates as we keep growing the game

Questions people ask

What kind of game is Zukora?

A match-three puzzle game with a garden to grow. Swap neighbouring pieces to make rows of three, clear each level’s goal, and use what you earn to restore Grandma’s Farm.

Is it good for playing on my own?

Yes. It is a single-player game made to be played at your own pace, with no timers on most levels.

Do I need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for. Your progress stays on your phone, and you can keep a copy of it from Settings.

Are the pieces easy to see?

We designed the game with large pieces, large words and strong colours. If anything is still hard to read, tell us and we will look at it.

Is it free?

Yes, it is free to play. Optional purchases, such as coins or the Garden Pass, are there if you want them, and you never need them to enjoy the game.

Start growing

Pour a cup of something warm, make your first match, and see what Grandma’s Farm becomes.

Get it onGoogle Play Coming soon to theApp Store

How we make games

Easy to read

Large pieces, large words and strong colours, so nothing is a squint on a phone.

No rush

Most levels count moves, not seconds. Put the phone down and pick it up later.

One new thing at a time

Each new idea gets its own level and a picture that shows what to do.

Your play is yours

No account needed, and we never follow you across other apps or websites. Read our privacy policy.

About the studio

Sanchu LLC is a small, independent games studio. We build games we would happily hand to our own parents.

Write to us

Sanchu LLC
8 The Green, Suite R
Dover, DE 19901
United States

Zukora is free to play, with optional in-game purchases, including the Garden Pass monthly subscription.

By playing Zukora, you agree to our terms of use. We do not sell your personal information. See our privacy policy for what is collected and why.