Royal Match: How to Beat Level 1375 Without Boosters or Items

To beat Level 1375 in Royal Match without pre-game boosters or in-level items, you must immediately pierce the central obstacle barrier to establish tile flow, execute double swipes to bypass cascade delays, and manufacture high-yield power-up combinations.

Clear the Center Barrier First

Level 1375 features a fragmented layout where segregated columns and multi-layered obstacles divide the top drop zones from the bottom area. When the middle rows are blocked, incoming pieces cannot refill the lower grid, reducing natural cascade potential to near zero.

Focus your first four to five moves exclusively on the center columns directly beneath the tile spawn points. Avoid peripheral matches until the central channels are open.

Move Choice	Board Action	Tactical Purpose
Top Priority	Vertical 3-matches in middle columns	Penetrates the barrier and opens chutes for tile replenishment
Secondary Priority	4-tile matches making Rockets or TNT	Prepares row and column clears for stubborn blockers
Low Priority	Horizontal matches along outer edges	Causes minor tile churn without improving general board flow
Avoid	Isolated bottom matches beneath blockers	Consumes moves without clearing drop paths or generating cascades

If the starting layout offers no direct matches against the center blockers, make horizontal matches in the top rows. Top-row matches cycle the incoming tile pool, creating fresh opportunities to form vertical center matches on subsequent turns.

Use Double Swiping to Clear Parallel Columns

Double swiping allows you to make two distinct, simultaneous tile moves across different sections of the board before standard falling animations resolve. Executing rapid two-finger swipes across separate, non-overlapping columns provides two advantages:

Prevents cascade disruption: It executes a planned match before an incidental cascade shifts your pieces out of alignment.
Synchronizes clearance: It breaks obstacles across parallel lanes simultaneously, preventing unbalanced drops that strand tiles in awkward patterns.

To perform a double swipe, locate two completely independent matches that do not share adjacent tiles. Swipe both pairs at almost the exact same moment. Do not attempt this with overlapping pieces, as the second input will cancel. Reserve double swiping for opening two parallel blocker columns at once.

Construct and Merge High-Impact Power-Ups

Because you are playing without starting boosters, you must assemble all clearing tools directly on the board. Single Rockets or Propellers rarely deal enough damage to eliminate multi-layered obstacles on their own. Instead, merge adjacent power-ups to maximize board coverage:

Light Ball + Rocket: Transforms all tiles of one color into Rockets, clearing multiple obstacle layers across the entire grid in a single turn.
TNT + Rocket: Clears three full horizontal rows and three full vertical columns in a cross pattern, clearing dense blocker clusters in the lower board.
TNT + TNT: Expands the explosion into a five-by-five grid, wiping out fortified obstacles regardless of their remaining durability.

Avoid detonating standalone Rockets unless they hit a direct stage objective or remove a piece blocking a high-value combo.

Endgame Targeting in the Final Ten Moves

When you reach your last ten moves, stop attempting wide board clearing and focus strictly on remaining target requirements:

Check hit counts: Inspect remaining targets, particularly those isolated in lower corners.
Deploy directional tools: Use horizontal Rockets aligned with specific target rows, or match Propellers that home directly into shielded corners.
Abandon complex setups: If you have fewer than six moves left, do not spend turns attempting to build Light Balls. Rely on straightforward four-tile Rocket matches and immediate detonations to finish the stage before your move count runs out.