Brazilian Flavors
Match 3 or more — 10 stages, each one faster than the last
Match Brazilian fruits and sweets in rows of 3 or more, across 10 sequential stages. Each stage adds one more flavor to the board and cuts the time — reach the point target to unlock the next one.
About this game
Brazilian Flavors is a match-3 game: line up 3 or more identical pieces (brigadeiro, coconut, cashew, guava paste, corn, açaí, banana, pineapple, strawberry, blackberry and jabuticaba), in the style of the classic "match-3" games.
The game has 10 numbered stages: Stage 1 starts unlocked, and each new stage only opens after you hit the previous stage's point target. Every stage adds at least one new flavor to the board and gives you less time, so the challenge grows gradually.
It's DIFFERENT from the rest of the DIVILLI collection for one reason: every other game was designed to never put you under time pressure, but this one has a real countdown that runs against you and never pauses. That's a deliberate choice, for anyone who wants a faster, more reflex-driven challenge, without losing the look and care of the rest of the site.
The more pieces in a single row (4, 5 or more) and the more chain reactions a move triggers, the more points you earn.
FAQ
How do the 10 stages work?
Each stage has its own point target, its own time limit, and its own flavors on the board. Hitting a stage's target unlocks the next one; your progress is saved on this device, so you can stop and pick up where you left off.
Why does this game have a timer, when other DIVILLI games don't?
It was a specific request: a game in the style of classic "match-3" games, known precisely for their fast pace. The rest of the collection stays free of time pressure, as always.
What happens if I swap two pieces and it doesn't form a match?
The pieces go back to their original spot — a swap only counts if it forms a row of 3 or more identical pieces, horizontally or vertically.
What if the board runs out of possible moves?
The game notices automatically and reshuffles the pieces for you — your score keeps going from where it left off.