Candy Crush Saga: How to Beat Level 1065 and Clear All Jelly

To beat Level 1065 in Candy Crush Saga, prioritize clearing the multi-layered frosting in the center of the board before targeting isolated outer tiles. Every jelly square on this board is a double-layer tile requiring two hits. Breaking the central blockers immediately expands the playable matching space, lets fresh candies drop from top dispensers, and allows you to build the special candy combinations needed to clear restricted corners within the move limit.

Board Overview and Obstacles

Level 1065 splits your attention between an active center and restricted outer lanes bordered by conveyor belts. Understanding how each hazard behaves prevents wasted turns:

Step 1: Break Central Frosting First

Confining your early switches to edge matches will exhaust your moves without opening the board. Direct your opening turns entirely against the thick frosting blocks in the middle.

• Target adjacent matches: Every match made directly next to a frosting tile strips away one layer.
• Open vertical drop lanes: Breaking central barriers allows candies from the top dispensers to reach lower rows.
• Trigger passive cascades: As candies fall into the newly opened central columns, automatic cascade matches frequently remove lower jelly layers without spending extra moves.

Step 2: Use Conveyor Belts to Position Combos

Conveyor belt tiles move candies and blockers one step along their track at the end of every turn. Treat this motion as a setup tool rather than an obstacle.

• Anticipate candy alignment: If you need a third candy to complete a match-4 or match-5, check if the conveyor belt will shift a matching color into place next turn.
• Hold special candies for optimal trajectory: A Striped Candy riding a conveyor belt changes its firing lane after every turn. Wait until the track carries the candy into alignment with an uncleared column or row before detonating it.
• Remove liquorice before triggering line blasts: A Striped Candy beam stops at the first liquorice swirl it strikes. Make an adjacent three-candy match to pop blocking liquorice before activating a horizontal or vertical blast along that line.

Step 3: Create High-Impact Special Candy Combinations

Simple three-candy matches cannot clear all double jelly squares within the move limit. Use the opened center space to engineer two-piece combinations:

• Color Bomb + Striped Candy: Transforms every candy matching the striped candy's color into a Striped Candy and triggers them at once. This sweeps multiple horizontal and vertical lanes simultaneously, piercing heavy blockers and reaching outer edges.
• Wrapped Candy + Striped Candy: Detonates a giant cross blast clearing three full rows and three full columns. Position this in the lower half of the grid to wipe out dense patches of double jelly.
• Color Bomb + Color Bomb: Clears one full layer off every tile on the board, destroying all standard candies, clearing liquorice swirls, and reducing double jelly across the entire layout.

Step 4: Clear Outer Corners and Restricted Pockets

The side edges and corner tiles sit away from direct horizontal match paths. Attempting to match three normal candies in narrow outer lanes is unreliable and consumes too many turns.

Use vertically oriented Striped Candies in the main board area to clear these stubborn spots. Line up a vertical blast in the exact column corresponding to an isolated corner jelly. The beam punches straight down the column from top to bottom, removing the jelly without requiring manual matches inside the pocket. Always confirm the conveyor belt's next movement so your target does not rotate out of the blast line before you trigger the switch.