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A chocolate and snack themed triple-tile match. One journey of 300 levels.
Need help or found a bug? Email yogy.prakoso.yogy@gmail.com. It helps to mention your phone model, its Android or iOS version, and what you were doing when it happened. A screenshot is welcome.
How to play
- Tap an open tile to send it to the tray at the bottom. Three of the same kind clear.
- The tray holds seven tiles. Fill it without a match and the level is lost, so plan ahead.
- Clear the whole board to win. Undo, Shelf, Shuffle and an extra slot help when you are stuck.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. It is free with fair ads, never in the middle of a level. Chochomy Premium removes the ads between levels, and coin packs are optional: everything can be earned by playing.
- I bought Premium. How do I get it on a new phone?
- On Android, use the same Google Play account; on iPhone, the same Apple ID. Then open the coin shop (the + next to your coins) and tap Restore purchases. If you use the cloud save, signing in on the new phone brings Premium along too, even from Android to iPhone.
- Do I need an internet connection?
- No. Chochomy works fully offline. Ads, purchases, cloud save and play stats need a connection.
- Where is my progress saved?
- On your device. To keep it safe, turn on the free cloud save in the game (Settings, Cloud save) and sign in with Google (or Apple on iPhone); bringing it onto a new phone comes with Premium. Without it, uninstalling the game deletes your progress.
- How do I start over?
- On Android, clear the app's storage in your phone's settings (Settings, Apps, Chochomy, Storage, Clear storage). On iPhone, delete the app and install it again. If you use the cloud save, delete it first in Settings, Cloud save, or your progress comes back when you sign in.
- How do I turn off sound, music or vibration?
- Open the settings inside the game, where sound, music and vibration each have their own control.
- What data does the game collect?
- Anonymous play stats (switch them off in Settings, Play Stats), and Google's ads software collects what it needs to show ads. Never your name. See the privacy policy.