Jelly Boom

Jelly Boom is a chain-reaction match game: pop one jelly and watch the burst ripple through its neighbours, so the trick is picking the spot that sets off the longest chain.

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Jelly Boom

A board that pops in chains

Jelly Boom is a chain-reaction match game on a grid of colorful jellies. One tap bursts the piece you touch, and the burst spreads to the jellies around it — so a single well-aimed pop can keep rippling outward long after your finger has lifted.

Clear the board inside the move limit

Spend your taps to clear the board or reach the level's target. Every tap costs a move, and the level ends in failure if you run out before the requirement is met — so the goal is as much about making each pop count as it is about clearing jellies.

Tap a jelly to set it off

Click or tap any jelly to pop it. When a level hands you a special tool, shown beside the board, select the tool first and then tap the piece you want it to act on — no dragging or keyboard input is needed.

Start in the densest cluster

Before your first tap, scan the board for the tightest group of jellies. Pop a piece near the middle of that crowd rather than an isolated piece on the edge, then watch how the reaction spreads before planning your next move from the changed layout.

Skip the lonely jellies early

An isolated piece clears only itself but still costs a full move, which bleeds the budget fast. Hold off on singles until late in the level, when a chain has pulled them into a larger cluster you can pop all at once for the same single tap.

Frequently asked questions

How do I play Jelly Boom?

Tap any jelly to pop it, and the burst spreads to the jellies around it. If a level offers a special tool, select the tool first, then tap the piece you want it to act on.

What makes a level fail?

Every tap costs a move, and the level ends in failure if you run out of moves before clearing the board or reaching the level's target.

What is the best first move?

Pop a piece near the middle of the densest cluster rather than an isolated piece on the edge, then watch how the reaction spreads before planning your next move.