Six rooms
A match-three house, in daylight
Limewalk
Same snap of three-in-a-row. Cream paper, large tiles, no black box. Light comes back with the morning — not a storefront under the board.
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The brief
The match-three you know, without the casino lighting.
Too many match games feel like a slot machine in a dark room. Limewalk keeps the pleasure — swap, cascade, clear a room of the house — and throws out the part that made the board feel small.
- Readable tiles. Six across, seven down. Fruit, ribbon, glaze you can name from the other side of the kitchen.
- Light, not lives. Eight mornings. One comes back every forty seconds. Fail a board and the tiles resettle — light is not spent twice.
- A house, not a HUD. Orangery, kitchen, library, landing, garden, gate. The path is the map.
- Hint and resettle are free. No gold bar asking you to buy the next move.
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The house
Six rooms to open.
Walk a room. Match three. Dust lifts. Light is the only clock, and it comes back on its own.
Orangery
1 of 6A letter on the sill
The glass is dirty
Swap two neighbors. Three in a line lifts the dust.
Orangery
The room kept the light
The glass is clean
Open
All six rooms
The gate is open.
Ada left the latch up. People can walk in without knocking on a black door. The house kept the light.