Crushable (Candy Crush)
Rate itA daily Candy Crush level: place every candy so the whole board clears when you press Match.
on candycrushable.com

Crushable is a daily puzzle from King, the studio behind Candy Crush. Instead of swapping candies, you drag a tray of candies into the empty slots of a small board, then press Match and watch it clear if you placed them right. It is free in the browser at candycrushable.com, and on Yahoo Games in the US.
About Crushable (Candy Crush)
Crushable turns the pieces of Candy Crush into a short daily logic puzzle. King launched it on 29 January 2026 as an exclusive for the relaunched Yahoo Games in the US, and opened candycrushable.com the same day so that players elsewhere can play the same daily level.
Each board has fixed candies, empty slots and a tray of candies waiting below it. You drag candies from the tray into the slots, and when every slot is filled you press Match. Lines of three, four or five of a colour clear, and the special candies from Candy Crush, such as striped and wrapped ones, set off their own blasts. The aim is a placement where the whole board clears. If it does not, the attempt counter goes up and you try another order; a reset button and a hint button sit beside Match.
The first visit opens with a short guided board that shows how dragging and matching work, then a card that sums up the rules: place every candy, match three, four or five by colour, press Match to solve. After that comes the day's level, marked with its difficulty. A streak counts the days you play, past days can be opened from an archive, and your result can be shared as a challenge to friends.
What sets it apart from other daily tile games is that nothing moves until you commit: it is a planning puzzle about where each candy must go, with the chain reactions of Candy Crush as the payoff. It suits Candy Crush players who want a few minutes a day, and logic puzzle players who like a puzzle with one right arrangement.
How to play Crushable (Candy Crush)
- Open candycrushable.com, or Crushable on Yahoo Games in the US, to get the day's level.
- Look at the fixed candies on the board, the empty slots and the candies waiting in the tray.
- Drag each candy from the tray into a slot, planning lines of three or more of a colour.
- Use striped and wrapped candies where their blasts clear what plain matches cannot reach.
- When every slot is filled, press Match; if the board does not clear, reset and try another order.
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Tips
- Place the special candies first; where their blasts land decides the rest of the board.
- Count the candies of each colour in the tray before you start: each colour has to complete its lines exactly.
- Fewer attempts make a better result to share, so test an order in your head before pressing Match.
- Use the hint button when you are stuck rather than guessing through many attempts.
Questions
Is Crushable a daily puzzle?
Yes. A new level comes each day, the same for every player, with a streak for the days you play.
Who makes it?
King, the studio behind Candy Crush, launched it in January 2026 together with Yahoo Games.
Can I play outside the US?
Yes. Yahoo Games carries it in the US, and King's own site candycrushable.com serves the same daily challenge everywhere.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free in the browser with no account needed. On candycrushable.com we saw no ads; the Yahoo Games version can offer short ads to save a streak or open past levels.
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