Royal Match: How to Beat Levels 7391 to 7400

To beat Royal Match levels 7391 through 7400, focus your early moves on breaking lower-board barriers to spark tile cascades, then combine Light Balls with TNT or Rockets to clear multi-layered obstacles. Move counts in this late-game range are strict, so standard three-tile matches cannot clear the board in time. Success requires using broad combos to open the grid and saving targeted Propellers to finish isolated objectives in your final turns.

Open the Board with Bottom-Row Matches

Always look for matches in the bottom two rows during your opening moves. Clearing tiles at the base forces full columns above to collapse and refill, creating passive chain reactions that damage multi-hit barriers like crates, ice, and shields without costing additional turns. These cascades also frequently auto-assemble power-ups.

Avoid making isolated matches near the top of the grid early in a level unless doing so immediately removes a critical blocker. Top-row matches shift only a few tiles, produce virtually no cascade value, and waste moves needed for the main objectives.

Combine Power-Ups for Maximum Board Impact

Single boosters rarely deal enough damage to clear dense, multi-layered targets across levels 7391 to 7400. Instead of detonating a booster immediately, spend a setup turn aligning it with an adjacent power-up to trigger an expanded board sweep.

A single Light Ball combo routinely removes a large portion of a stage's total requirements, easily justifying the single turn spent setting it up.

Manage Move Budgets on Hard and Super Hard Stages

Late-game stages leave almost no room for wasted moves. Divide your turn budget into distinct phases based on board state:

1. Phase 1: Clear Space (First 5 to 7 Moves): Target the primary bottlenecks immediately. If stage goals sit behind chains or thick blockades, dedicate your opening moves entirely to carving out space rather than picking at isolated goals.
2. Phase 2: Assemble Combos (Mid-Game): Once the board expands, focus on building five-tile matches to create Light Balls. Pair them with TNT or Rockets to wipe out the bulk of the required items.
3. Phase 3: Clean Up with Propellers (Final 5 to 6 Moves): When move counts run low, stop trying to build complex combinations. Switch to deploying Propellers, which automatically home in on the remaining required targets to close out the stage.

Clear Segmented and Restricted Zones

Levels in this bracket frequently feature narrow channels or disconnected islands where regular matches cannot form. Do not waste moves trying to force matches adjacent to these pockets.

Instead, align vertical Rockets in the open sections of the board to shoot straight through the restricted columns. In layouts where columns are completely detached, rely on Propellers generated in the open play area; their flight mechanic bypasses physical barriers to strike unreachable mission goals directly.