Casual cascade notes · Auckland
Selmavique is about the bright, juicy cascade puzzles you download from Google Play and the App Store — the ones where clearing a group drops everything above it and sets off a chain. They look simple in the ad. This site is about how they actually play, which boosters are worth saving, and which free games respect your time.
So you know what you're reading before you read it.
Written by one person in Auckland. Selmavique has no relationship with the studios behind any game mentioned here, and it can't change anything inside a game — it just explains how they work.
Every title covered is free to install from the official store, with optional in-game purchases. Nothing here asks you to pay a studio through this site, and no login or account detail is ever collected.
An optional PDF that collects the level-by-level notes in one place. It's ordered by a simple form and confirmed by email — there's no checkout and no payment on this website.
When you clear a group, everything above it falls to fill the gap — and those falling tiles can line up into fresh matches on their own. That single rule is why clearing near the bottom of the board so often does more than a bigger match near the top. Once you see it, the "lucky" chain reactions stop looking lucky and start looking like something you can set up on purpose.
Short, practical write-ups. Filter by what you're stuck on.
What actually happens when a group clears, why the board refills the way it does, and how to read a fresh board before your first move.
Read guide →Rainbow, striped and bomb specials do far more together than apart. When to build them, when to hold them, and the pairings that clear the most board.
Read guide →Where free lives, coins and boosters actually come from, and a simple login routine that keeps you playing without spending.
Read guide →Jelly, crates, chocolate, locks and honey each fail to a different kind of move. A quick reference for the tiles that keep ending your run.
Read guide →Collect, score and clear-the-jelly goals each want a different strategy. How to spot which one you're on and stop wasting moves.
Read guide →The ones you add before a level start can be a trap. When they genuinely help on a hard level, and when they just burn your coins.
Read guide →Free to install in New Zealand, each with optional in-game purchases. Every link opens the game's official store page.
| Game | Studio | What the board asks for | Board style | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Candy Crush Saga |
King | Swap two candies to line up three or more and clear the level goal | Swap match-3 |
Google Play ↗ App Store ↗ |
 Candy Crush Soda Saga |
King | Swap candies across soda, frosting and honey modes to hit each goal | Swap match-3 |
Google Play ↗ App Store ↗ |
 Farm Heroes Saga |
King | Collect a set number of fruit and veg “cropsies” within a move limit | Swap match-3, collect goals |
Google Play ↗ App Store ↗ |
 Blossom Blast Saga |
King | Link buds of the same colour to bloom flowers before moves run out | Link & cascade |
Google Play ↗ App Store ↗ |
 Fishdom |
Playrix | Win match-3 levels for coins, then spend them decorating a tank | Swap match-3 |
Google Play ↗ App Store ↗ |
 Homescapes |
Playrix | Win match-3 levels for stars, then spend them on a renovation storyline | Swap match-3 |
Google Play ↗ App Store ↗ |
Everything on this site, collected into one PDF and organised level by level. Optional — the guides here are free to read. Order it with the form and I'll email you to confirm and arrange delivery. There is no payment on this website.
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No. It's written by one person in Auckland and has no relationship with the developers of any game mentioned here, or with Apple or Google. It can't change anything inside a game.
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No. Every guide here is free to read. The handbook just collects the same notes into one PDF for people who'd rather have it offline and organised.
You send an order request through the form. I email you back to confirm it and arrange delivery. No card details are entered on this site and no payment is processed here.
No. Everything covered here is a free casual puzzle game from the official app stores, played for fun. There's no real-money wagering, no cash prizes and nothing to bet — just boards, boosters and levels.