To beat Level 2645 in Royal Kingdom, prioritize breaking the multi-layer central blockers first to open tile flow, then use bottom-board matches and paired power-up combinations to clear remaining objective targets.
Opening Moves and Blocker Priority
Level 2645 begins with a cramped grid where central and lower sections are obstructed by multi-layered barriers. Taking isolated three-tile matches along the outer edges wastes turns without expanding your playable space.
Follow this opening sequence:
- Check for immediate specials: Scan the top two rows on turn one. If a four- or five-tile alignment exists, form the special tile immediately even if it does not hit a barrier right away.
- Target the central column: Focus your initial matches on the interior obstacles. Breaking the center channel allows pieces to drop straight through from the top dispensers to the bottom of the board, drastically improving tile flow.
- Match low when no specials exist: If no four-tile matches are available, make matches directly adjacent to the lower-central blockers. Lower matches pull down columns from above, increasing your chances of triggering passive cascade clears.
- Ignore isolated side obstacles early: Chipping away at single-layer barriers along the outer lanes offers minimal combo potential and will not open the rest of the board.
High-Value Power-Up Combinations
Single power-ups lack the range to clear dense multi-hit blockers within the allotted move limit. When possible, spend an extra turn shifting standard tiles to align two specials side by side before detonating them.
| Combination | Board Effect | Best Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Rocket + Bomb | Clears three horizontal rows and three vertical columns in a wide cross. | Breaking dense clusters of central blockers and midline dividers. |
| Light Ball + Rocket | Converts every tile of one matching color into directional Rockets. | Reaching stubborn corner tiles and isolated side-lane objectives. |
| Light Ball + Bomb | Converts every tile of one matching color into Bombs across the board. | Dealing heavy, widespread damage to multi-layer obstacles. |
| Light Ball + Light Ball | Clears one full layer from every active tile on the entire board. | Instantly damaging all board-wide targets and resetting cramped layouts. |
Maximizing Board Gravity and Cascades
Once the central pathway is open, use board gravity to conserve your move pool. Matches made near the top of the grid only shift the tiles directly above them, leaving the majority of the board untouched.
- Work the bottom rows: Making matches near the base forces entire columns to slide down, creating automatic matches that hit obstacles without using extra turns.
- Track column alignment: Before swapping tiles, check if clearing a piece in an adjacent column will drop identical colors into place next to a shielded target.
- Scan before swapping: Take time to identify potential cascade chains before committing to a standard horizontal or vertical match.
Endgame Target Cleanup
When your move counter drops to the final ten turns, stop making wide-area matches and focus entirely on your remaining objective counters.
- Target trapped edges: Use horizontal Rockets aligned along the specific rows containing leftover obstacles in corners or outer lanes.
- Deploy Light Balls selectively: Match a Light Ball with whichever color directly borders your final targets to guarantee targeted hits.
- Save coins: Only spend coins on extra moves if you are down to one or two remaining targets that can be cleared in a single confirmed turn.
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The explanation is clear, especially for beginners.
The tips are practical and easy to follow.
I wish I had read this before upgrading the wrong thing.
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