Blade Match Demon Hunter Arena
By @Well_Play
Match tiles to unleash powerful sword strikes and elemental techniques against waves of demons.
How to play
- Choose your breathing style: Water, Flame, or Thunder.
- Swap adjacent tiles to create a line of 3 or more identical tiles.
- Match 3 for a basic sword slash.
- Match 4 for an elemental breathing technique.
- Match 5 for a screen-clearing ultimate technique.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap two adjacent tiles or swipe a tile to swap them.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click two adjacent tiles or drag a tile to swap them.
More about this game
Blade Match Demon Hunter Arena is a turn-based puzzle RPG where you battle demons by matching tiles on a 6x6 grid. Your goal is to defeat 3 waves of enemies, ending with the Shadow Lord boss. Every time you match 3 or more tiles, your hero attacks, dealing damage based on the match size—18 damage for a basic slash, 34 for elemental breathing, and 62 for an ultimate. After your turn, the demon counter-attacks, dealing 9 base damage plus 3 more per wave. The run ends when you defeat the boss or your hero's health drops to zero.
Tips
- Aim for matches of 4 or 5 tiles to trigger elemental and ultimate techniques, which deal 34 and 62 damage respectively.
- Keep an eye on your hero's health (starting at 100) and the demon's health (starting at 70) to plan your moves carefully.
- Switch your breathing style between turns to change the visual effects of your elemental attacks, though the damage remains the same.
Questions
How many waves of enemies are there?
There are exactly 3 waves of enemies to defeat. The first two waves are regular demons, and the final third wave introduces the Shadow Lord boss.
What happens if I don't make a match?
If you swap two tiles and they don't create a match of 3 or more, the tiles will simply swap back to their original positions.
Does the enemy's health increase over time?
Yes, the enemy's maximum health increases by 55% with each wave, starting from a base of 70 health, making the later battles significantly more difficult.