Appear on every matching tile
Your brand name appears on every tile of the color you hold across the entire board.
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I built a Match-3 game. The colors were getting tired of being anonymous.
Choose a color. Your brand name appears on every matching tile.
Six colors. The highest cumulative bid controls each one.
Swap adjacent tiles. Match 3+ to clear.
Every tile you clear adds to its color’s match total.
You’ve added 0 tiles in this session.
Short names stay large. Longer names scale down, then wrap when needed.
Brand names only. No logos or images.
Your brand name appears on every tile of the color you hold across the entire board.
Every player sees your brand, then repeatedly moves, matches, and clears it as part of the game.
A higher cumulative total makes your hold harder to beat. Your brand stays until another brand’s cumulative total exceeds yours.
The first confirmed brand to claim each color keeps its founding place here forever—even if it is later outbid.
There will only ever be six founding seats.
The highest cumulative bid holds each color. Every confirmed bid remains visible—even after it is outbid.
Matched tile totals from players around the world are tracked by color. It is gameplay data—not a bidding score. Let’s see how high we can push these totals.
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This is one public Match-3 board built by Ahab. Brands compete to control its colors.
Your brand name replaces every tile of your chosen color across the game. Players repeatedly see, move, match, and clear your brand as an actual game piece—giving it ongoing exposure and making it more memorable than something they simply scroll past. You hold that placement for as long as your cumulative bid remains the highest.
Each color has its own cumulative bid. An unclaimed color starts at $5. Later payments add to the same brand’s total, with a $1 minimum top-up. To take an occupied color, your cumulative total must exceed the current leader.
The first confirmed brand to claim each color earns its permanent founding seat. Later outbids can change who appears on the game board, but they do not erase that founding record.
The new highest bidder takes the color and replaces the previous brand across its tiles. The previous brand and every earlier bid remain in the public record, and the previous bidder can add the difference needed to take the color back.
No. Placements use a brand name of up to 20 characters so every tile remains readable during play.
Every matched tile is counted by color. While a brand holds a color, the increase shows how many tiles carrying that brand were cleared. It is an engagement proxy, not an impression count. All-time totals belong to colors and continue when the brand changes; placement is decided only by cumulative bid.
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Choose one color to claim.
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