Candy Crush Saga

Candy Crush Saga is a tile-matching puzzle game by King in which players swap adjacent candies to complete level-specific objectives within limited moves or time.

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Match-three game: A puzzle game genre in which players align three or more matching pieces to clear them from a board. Candy Crush Saga is a prominent example of this genre.
Lives (video games): A limited allowance of attempts or failures available to a player in a game. Failed attempts can consume a life, making retries part of the progression loop.
King (company): A video game company best known for developing casual games, including the Candy Crush series. King developed and publishes Candy Crush Saga.
Casual game: A video game designed for accessible play, often with simple rules and short sessions. Its approachable puzzles helped define a major style of casual mobile play.
Special candy: A candy created by a particular match pattern that clears pieces or triggers effects across the board. Longer matches create candies that can clear more than one row or column.
In-app purchase: A transaction that buys digital goods or services within a software application. The game offers purchases such as boosters and additional lives.
Candy Crush: A browser-based match-three puzzle game released by King before Candy Crush Saga. The Saga began as a Facebook adaptation of this earlier game.
Mobile gaming: The playing of video games on portable devices, especially smartphones and tablets. Its popularity illustrated the scale mobile gaming could reach.
Candy combination: A move that swaps two special candies to produce a combined board-clearing effect. Combining special candies can reach objectives ordinary matches cannot.
Booster (video games): A consumable or temporary aid that gives a player an advantage in a game. Boosters can help clear difficult boards or achieve a level objective.