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Lunar Feast

Drop matching Chinese festival treats together and merge them from yuanxiao toward a full reunion dinner.

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Lunar Feast

Build the festival chain

Lunar Feast begins with small yuanxiao and grows through eleven foods associated with Chinese festivals. Dropping two identical treats together merges them into the next food, eventually leading to the reunion dinner at the end of the chain.

The current and next treats are always visible. Keeping one side of the board for the smallest pieces and another for larger merges reduces the chance that a useful pair becomes trapped under the pile.

Classic and Time Rush

Classic continues until the board fills, making it the better place to learn how differently sized foods roll and settle. Time Rush starts with 45 seconds, and every successful merge returns some time to the clock.

Both modes support mouse, touch, and keyboard. Hold and slide before releasing on pointer devices; with a keyboard, use Left and Right to aim and Space, Enter, or Down to drop.

Progress between rounds

The festival album tracks all eleven foods, while greeting cards and daily tasks give each run a second goal beyond the score. A hammer, upgrade, and swap can rescue awkward boards, but each begins with limited uses.

The interface can be switched between English and Chinese. Scores and unlocks stay in the current browser, and the local leaderboard does not require an account.

Guide

Drop: Hold and slide with the mouse or touch, then release
Keyboard: Left and right aim; Space, Enter, or Down drops
Merge: Two identical treats combine into the next festival food
Modes: Classic ends when the board fills; Time Rush starts at 45 seconds
Progress: Scores, cards, and daily tasks are saved in this browser

Creator's description

A festival-themed merge puzzle with a clear bilingual interface. Keeping matching treats near one another matters once the pile begins to lean and larger foods take more space.