Match Factory! Level 7135: How to Clear Deep Item Piles

To clear Level 7135 in Match Factory!, prioritize matching visible target objectives resting on the surface, keep at least three slots open in your bottom tray, and clear bulky non-target items only when they pin multiple goal pieces beneath them. Running out of tray space is the primary failure risk on this stage, so avoid speculative picks and save utility boosters for the final 30 seconds.

Board Layout and Clearing Priorities

Level 7135 features a tall, tightly stacked mound of 3D objects with target items buried beneath layers of clutter. Removing pieces from the center causes surrounding objects to tumble inward, which can conceal partially exposed objectives.

Before tapping any item, scan the crest of the pile to identify fully visible three-of-a-kind sets that fulfill your level goals.

Priority	Item Type	Action	Objective
1	Exposed Target Items	Match in sets of three immediately	Fulfills stage goals while opening pile surface
2	Bulky Non-Target Blockers	Match only if covering 2+ target pieces	Shifts the pile physics to reveal hidden items
3	Partially Covered Targets	Leave until obstructing pieces are cleared	Prevents stranding incomplete sets in your tray
4	Isolated Clutter	Leave untouched on the board	Preserves tray capacity and avoids wasted moves

When large non-target objects—such as tools or boxes—cover goal items, clear the blocking triple directly instead of digging around the edges. Once the heavy items vanish, underlying target pieces slide into open space.

Tray Capacity Management

The bottom tray holds seven items. In deep late-game boards, tray jams cause far more losses than running out of time.

Follow two rules to maintain board control:

The Three-Slot Safety Buffer: Never let more than four of your seven tray slots fill with incomplete sets. If four slots are occupied, stop searching deeper into the pile. Dedicate your immediate moves to finding the third piece for sets already resting in your rack.
No Speculative Grabs: Do not pick a single target item unless you can visually confirm that the remaining two pieces are accessible on the board. Parking an incomplete match in your tray permanently reduces your working capacity until that triple is finished.

When to Deploy Boosters

Standard matches are plentiful during the first 30 seconds. Save boosters for the final third of the stage when the remaining target items are sparse, wedged, or difficult to spot under time pressure.

Vacuum / Cleaner: Use when the surface is littered with scattered non-target clutter. Activating the vacuum sweeps away excess clutter, flattening the pile and exposing buried target items.
Spring / Bouncer: Deploy when an essential target piece is physically trapped beneath immovable heavy models. The spring tosses items upward to reset their physics and free pinned pieces.
Freeze Timer: Activate when your tray contains two partial sets and locating the final matching pieces requires searching without timer penalty.

Step-by-Step Level 7135 Strategy

Perform an Initial Scan: Take five seconds before tapping to spot visible triples that count toward your stage goals.
Clear the Crest: Match all unobstructed surface target triples from top to bottom to lower the pile's height.
Dismantle Key Blockers: Match non-target triples that sit directly across partially buried target items.
Stabilize the Tray: Clear any loose or uncompleted sets from your tray before digging into the lower half of the pile, ensuring at least three slots remain open.
Extract Base Targets: Focus strictly on remaining objective requirements once the bottom layer is exposed. Ignore all unrelated items unless they physically block an objective.
Use Endgame Boosters: If the timer reaches 30 seconds with hard-to-reach targets remaining, trigger a Freeze Timer or Vacuum to secure the clear without risking a tray lock.