Royal Match Level 1337 Guide: Double Swiping Without Boosters

To beat Royal Match Level 1337 without pre-game boosters or support items, clear the lowest available obstacles first to open board space, and use double swiping to secure matches across distant columns before falling cascades alter the tiles. Focus your free turns on crafting in-level Rockets, TNT, and Light Balls, then merge them into combinations to wipe out remaining targets before your move counter expires.

How Double Swiping Works

Double swiping is a multi-touch technique where you use two fingers to execute two separate tile swaps almost simultaneously across different areas of the board. In Royal Match, the game engine registers both actions if neither swap shares columns or adjacent rows with the other.

Normally, making a move on one side of the board triggers tile drops that can prematurely scramble, drop, or detonate a match you prepared on the opposite side. Inputting both matches at the same time locks in both tile clearances or power-up creations before gravity affects the layout.

Execution Factor	Standard Swiping	Double Swiping
Input Method	Single-finger sequential swap	Two-finger simultaneous swap
Move Registration	Consumes 1 move per turn	Consumes 2 moves in rapid succession
Cascade Vulnerability	High; drops can ruin separate setups	Low; secures distant arrangements instantly
Optimal Board State	Any legal move on an idle board	Two stable setups separated by unaffected columns

Board Priorities on Level 1337

Entering Level 1337 with an empty booster tray means you cannot rely on early pre-placed explosions to bypass the stage's initial bottlenecks. Clear the board by following these specific priorities:

Prioritize the bottom rows: Making matches near the bottom forces all overhead columns to shift, maximizing passive cascades and clearing basic obstacle layers without wasting moves higher up.
Preserve power-ups for combinations: Detonating a lone Rocket or TNT barrel usually clears too few targets to justify the move cost. Shift adjacent tiles to bring special pieces together whenever possible.
Use double swipes on separated flanks: If you spot matching sets on the far-left and far-right columns, swipe them together. This guarantees you get the benefit of both moves before either column drops.
Transition to targeted clearing: Once the board opens up and tile flow is unrestricted, stop relying on random bottom cascades. Calculate the remaining goals and point your power-up combos directly at leftover targets.

High-Impact Power-Up Combinations

Clearing Level 1337 within the allotted move limit requires creating and merging special tiles on the board. Target these specific pairings:

Light Ball + TNT: Converts every tile matching the selected color into a TNT barrel and immediately detonates them, wiping out dense obstacle clusters across the entire board.
Light Ball + Rocket: Transforms all instances of a color into directional Rockets that clear intersecting horizontal and vertical lanes.
TNT + Rocket: Creates an expanded blast clearing three full rows and three full columns in a large cross pattern.
Double Light Ball: Clears the entire screen of regular tiles and strips one full layer from every obstacle on the field.

Risks and Limitations

Attempting a booster-free clear relies heavily on your opening board layout. If your initial screen offers no four-tile matches and restricts lower-board access, you may burn multiple moves simply shifting basic three-tile sets to free up space.

Double swiping also carries mechanical execution risk. If you attempt a double swipe across columns that share falling paths, the game will misread or cancel the second input, wasting a turn on an accidental directional shift. Only double-swipe when you can clearly confirm that the two matches are separated by stable, non-moving tiles.