Pets Rush
Pets Rush 
Pets Rush
Pets Rush mixes tap-to-clear color groups with a 20-animal collection. Level 2 can finish around 37,790 points and open the fox as pet 1/20.
Pets Rush: how to play
Open the board from the pet collection screen
The first screen previews a lizard, fox and rabbit above the three tile colors. Tap the large blue play button to begin. The small pet icon at the bottom-right opens the collection separately.
A new run starts on a grass-backed board. The level and score sit along the top. The two buttons below the board stay out of the tile area.
Tap connected colors only when at least three touch
Look horizontally and vertically for one connected color group with at least three tiles. Tap inside that group. The accepted tiles disappear together and the remaining stack drops into the empty space.
Recheck the board after every clear. A useful group can change shape as tiles fall, so the next tap should follow the new layout, not a move you planned earlier.
Pause when multipliers or a pet face enter the stack
Multiplier blocks and pet-face blocks can sit among the ordinary colors. Check the whole stack before tapping the first small group you see.
One late clear can show a 10,000-point pet bonus. The game does not spell out every special tile, so use the score popup to learn which clears do more than remove color blocks.
Keep rebuilding groups as the board shape changes
Level 2 uses a taller central tower with lower piles on each side. Start with connected groups already open near the base, then check what falls into the narrow column.
The result panel can show 37,790 points. That panel means the level is over. Use its home button to leave the result screen.
Check the collection after a new animal appears
The purple pet page has twenty silhouettes. The fox can fill the first slot while the counter reads 1/20.
Collection progress is separate from the current board. Open it between runs when you see a new pet reward, not in the middle of a live level.
The rule that matters before every tap
Pets Rush is a connected-group game, not a swap puzzle. Find three or more touching tiles of the same color, tap that group, then wait for the board to settle. The useful question is not “which color has the most tiles?” but “which matching tiles actually connect right now?”
| What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
| Fewer than three matching neighbors | Leave them and clear elsewhere |
| Three or more connected matching tiles | Tap inside the group |
| x2, x3 or x4 block | Check nearby colors before committing the move |
| Pet-face block | Watch the score feedback after the clear |
| A newly reshaped stack | Scan again from the base upward |
Mistakes that slow a run down
- Do not plan two taps ahead without looking again. Falling tiles can break the second group or create a better one.
- Do not confuse nearby colors with connected colors. A gap or another color means they are different groups.
- Do not rush past a multiplier or pet face. A pet-face clear can show a 10,000-point bonus, so check the whole board first.
- If the pace feels slow, use the collection as the longer goal. The fox is only the first of twenty pets.
The music and pet art keep the pace calm. Level 2 is reachable in a short session; the reward rhythm stays gentle on purpose.
