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Still bored? Try out the special Match-3 type game that we have: Serengeti Shuffle!

How to Play

Serengeti Shuffle is just like most Match-3 games. Get three or more in a row and score big points. Get enough points, and you'll win a prize!

You can swipe vertically or horizontally to match groups of three or five tiles together.
You have three lives to start off with and 120 seconds to play. There is no way to extend your playtime, so you have to try and make as many matches as you can before the time runs out!

The only way that you can lose a life is if there are no current matches to be made on the board. If that happens, the board will reshuffle and one of your three lives will be lost. Although rare, it is possible that your board will need to be reshuffled three times, thus causing your game to end due to lives lost before the timer runs out! It is also possible for the timer to run out before your lives are lost - the game ends automatically after 120 seconds, or once you lose all three lives, whichever comes first.

Prizes

Serengeti Shuffle has some pretty decent prizes you can earn for a mere two minutes of gameplay. Let's check them out.

Below 2000

Snail

2000 to 2499

20 to 50 SB

African Wild Dog Skull

Bone Marrow

This tasty treat will boost your lion's energy by 20%!

Broken Drone

African wildlife control flying drones tend to crash during storms. Maybe your lion could crack it open to see what's inside?

Cheetah Skull

A skull of the fastest cat in the world.

Coconut

Decayed Giraffe Hide

A decaying leather from a giraffe. It's soft enough to play with though!

Dry Palm Leaf

It's fun to play with all the dry, dangly things! This toy can give between 0 to 2 stats in the smarts and agility categories to the lion you give it to.

Serval Tail

2500 to 2999

100 SB

Aging Pebble

Lucky Foot

A small token of a rabbit hunt. Seems to be a lucky charm.

Nesting Material

Snake Skull

Give this to the snake, it might change his mind and cancel your quest.

Vulture Egg

3000 to 3499

200 SB

Elephant Carcass

This is the largest carcass you have ever seen!

Food Bundle

Giraffe Carcass

Grub

Toy Bundle

3500 to 4443

400 SB

Black Stallion

This amazing stallion will make your female burst her ovaries in awe of the shiny looks and yummy taste! Once used, she will become pregnant next breeding ignoring fertility! This cannot be used on infertile lionesses.

Catnip

Dove Feast

Upon eating, this item will raise your lion's Impression by 20%!

Giant Tortoise

An African spurred tortoise - its gigantic shell will give your lion lots of practice, and quite a lot of experience! It can gain between 400-800 EXP.

Honeycomb

A sweet treat - just like you! This treat can give between 0 to 6 stats in any stat category to the lion you feed it to. It will also boost their mood by 10%!

Snake Scent

4444+

Items

400 SB

Black Stallion

Catnip

Dove Feast

Giant Tortoise

Honeycomb

Snake Scent

Backgrounds

Analamera

The Red Tsingy - sandstone pillars - are a result of human deforestation. The erosion of cleared lands started 50 or so years ago and grows as a shameful monument.

Andohahela

Mountains, rainforests, flooding rivers, and dry, spiny woodlands all mix together within this small area.

Anjajavy Peninsula

A protected area at the end of the world on Madagascar.

Ankazoberavina Beach

A small island northwest of Madagascar. Perhaps it's time for lions to rule this isolated land.

Betsiboka River

This river is famous for its red water, carrying orange silt to the sea.

Crashing Wave

A view only to see in coastal areas of Africa.

Elephant Ear Lake

Typhonodorum plants are now extinct in Africa, but survived on isolated Madagascar.

Ile Sante Marie Beach

This small tropical paradise is an elongated island barely separated from Madagascar's mainland. If you go deeper into the forest, maybe you will find graves of famous pirates?

Isalo National Park

A Madagascar landscape painted by plateaus, canyons, and rivers.

Kopje

A very unique rock formation in the Serengeti.

Madagascar Shore

Serene tropical shore of a giant island.

Mangoky River

This river flows through corridors of baobab trees.

Otter Beach

Shallow sea is perfect for clawless otters.

Tsimanampetsotsa National Park

Lake Tsimanampetsotsa, located in Madagascar, is shallow, mineralised, and devoid of life bigger than small shrimp.

Decors

Angonoka Tortoise

You can find these big reptiles in the bamboo forests of Madagascar.

Aye-Aye

This is a very unusual lemur with very long fingers and an unsettling face.

Banded Kestrel

This young kestrel prefers to hang around with your lions rather than in Madagascar lands.

Beautiful Mantella

This rare Madagascan frog has beautiful patterns that help it hide in swampy areas of the forests.

Black-Eared Mantella

Hopefully humans stop exotic pet trade and let these rare frogs dwell safely in their Madagascan home forests.

Blue Coua

Blue Vanga

A beautiful bird that can be found within many forests of Madagascar.

Brachycorythis congoensis

Brown Mesite

This rather plain bird forages humid undergrowth of Madagascan forests.

Brown Mouse Lemur

Bundle of Lovebirds [Grey-Headed]

These Madagascar Lovebirds are ready to give you some love!

Canopy Chameleon

This vibrant reptile is also known as Wills' Chameleon. It dwells in the humid forests of Madagascar.

Coquerel's Coua

Coquerel's Sifaka

A jumpy lemur with quirky hands and feet. They have adapted to living in the canopy.

Crested Coua

A very curious bird that loves to climb on your lions.

Crested Drongo

These island dwellers enjoy chilling on trees of Madagascar.

Crowned Sifaka

When you visit Betsiboka River in Madagascar, you might notice these sifakas among the trees.

Cuckoo Roller

Known also as courol, this odd looking bird will eat any noisy cicadas around your pride.

Curious Fanaloka

Fanaloka, also known as Malagasy Civet, is the second largest carnivore in Madagascar, right after Fossa.

Curious Ring-Tailed Lemur

Curiosity killed the cat... will it kill the catta, too?

Devil's Backbone

A succulent plant from Madagascar, also known as Mother of Millions or Chandelier Plant. Do not digest!

Flowering Crown of Thorns

This unique succulent shrub, also known as the Christ plant or Corona de Cristo, is found in the wilds of Madagascar.

Fossa

This guy is very unique-looking, and is the only large predator of Madagascar!

Frances' Sparrowhawk Female

Small bird of prey from Madagascar forests.

Frances' Sparrowhawk Male

Giant Coua

This Madagascar endemic species will feel best in forested areas.

Giant Mouse Lemur

What a social lemur! It's most active at night, making a lot of weird noises your feline ears are not very used to.

Grandidier's Tufted-tailed Rat

This adorable rodent with long, fluffy tail spends a lot of its lifetime among the trees.

Greater Hedgehog Tenrec

You can find this hedgehog-looking tenrec all around Madagascar!

Greater Vasa Parrot

Large, beautiful parrot from Madagascar.

Helmet Vanga

An odd little bird that hails from Madagascan rainforests.

Humblot's Heron

An endangered heron of Madagascar could find a safe space within your den!

Madagascan Blue Iguana

This rock dwelling iguana is endemic to Toliara region in Madagascar.

Madagascan Blue Pigeon

These tropical pigeons are usually seen in pairs or small groups at the tree tops.

Madagascan Crested Ibis

A large bird from Madagascan forests. Protect it before it becomes endangered!

Madagascan Fish Eagle

This endangered eagle can be found hunting along the northern coasts of Madagascar.

Madagascan Flufftail

A long-legged rail bird that comes from Madagascan tropical forests.

Madagascan Pygmy Kingfisher

This kingfisher doesn't have to rely on water to hunt. It consumes frogs, insects and larvae, but can also snack on chameleons and shrimp! It kills its prey by hitting it against a tree branch before eating.

Madagascan Rail

Madagascar Boa

This big boa can be found in the forests of Madagascar, where it slithers low to the ground.

Madagascar Day Gecko

This big, vibrant gecko can be found among fragrant banana trees.

Madagascar Giant Bamboo

A montane bamboo. It provides food to many lemur species within Madagascar.

Madagascar Giant Swallowtail

A very large butterfly, straight from Madagascar!

Madagascar Green Pigeon

A very uniquely coloured pigeon! Maybe not all of them are gray and dull.

Madagascar Periwinkle

An ornamental plant with vibrant flowers. It's endangered in its native area of Madagascar, though plentiful around the world in many gardens!

Malagasy Giant Chameleon

This reptile, which is probably the biggest species of chameleon in the world, can be found in Madagascar. It feeds on insects and fruit!

Malagasy Sacred Ibis

A quiet companion with a wise-looking beak.

Malagasy Scops Owl

These nocturnal owls will eat all the nasty critters in your den.

Masuku Tree

This wild tree is one of most common sights in southern Africa.

Namaqua Dove

A very unique dove with long, slender tail.

Ocelot Gecko

Not a very skilled climber, but a very skilled pet!

Peracca's Madagascar Frog

A tiny, common friend from Madagascar. You may only find them in eastern forests!

Pied Kingfisher

This kingfisher is estimated to be one of most common subspecies in the world.

Playful Fanaloka

Polka Dot Plant

A very decorative plant sprayed with various shades of pink.

Pussy Ears

A unique succulent Madagascan plant with reddish edges and greyish leaves.

Rainbow Burrowing Frog

A very chubby, colourful frog from Madagascar.

Ring-Tailed Mongoose

This vibrant mongoose resembles a Red Panda.

Rockhopper Penguins

Those penguins don't mind the warmth that much!

Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko

Don't be scared! It's only named after its looks. The gecko itself is quite nice, but we recommend letting them live in the wilds of Madagascar rather than within a glass box.

Short-Horned Chameleon

When threatened, this chameleon can raise its head flaps, jurassic style!

Sitting Fossa

Apex predator in their lands, but just a tiny grumpy mongoose cat thing in yours.

Sitting Ring-Tailed Lemur

Wow. This fella doesn't like to move it. It sure looks graceful just sitting there.

Subantarctic Fur Seal

Sometimes seal don't mind chilling on African islands at all!

Tambourine Dove

These green pigeons forage on the ground among thick vegetation of Africa.

Traveler's Palm

As the tree grows older, the lower stems fall off. This one looks quite young!

Two-Banded Chameleon

This very long chameleon enjoys rainforests of Madagascar.

Umbrella Papyrus

This ornamental papyrus is endemic to Madagascar.

Van Dam's Vanga

This endangered vanga enjoys deciduous forests of Madagascar.

Vernonia karaguensis

Violet Tree

Also called Krinkhout, this tree blooms beautiful violet flower clusters.

Walking Maidenhair Fern

A closeup of a beautiful fern, which typically thrives on mossy rocks and cliffs.

Wandering Ring-Tailed Lemur

This fella sure likes to move it, move it! Its tail is held up high. Perhaps it wants to gather up its gang and cause some trouble?!

Yellow-Headed Day Gecko

Achievements

There is one achievement that can be earned from Serengeti Shuffle.

Title

Description

How to Get

Do The Shuffle

Earn a score of 5,000 or more points in one game of Serengeti Shuffle.

How to Get

Serengeti Shuffle is your typical Match-3 type game, like Bejeweled. Play fast and try to get as many matches as possible within the time limit to get this score.

Achievement Method

The method to earning this achievement is to practice! Serengeti Shuffle is easy to play on a mobile touchscreen device, so if you have one at your disposal, it's advised to try getting the achievement by playing the game on your touchscreen device versus attempting to play it on a laptop or desktop.

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