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Baba Yaga is tearing through the dark forest on her enchanted chicken-legged hut, and you must clear the path to keep her moving. This match-3 challenge demands quick thinking because the run never actually stops. You shift mushrooms, frogs, and glowing fireflies to meet specific stage goals before your limited moves vanish. Every tenth stage causes the entire board to rotate, forcing you to rethink your strategy as tiles slide into new positions. Obstacles like ice locks and stubborn bushes block your progress, adding layers of difficulty to this frantic puzzle. Competing against others on the global leaderboard proves your skill, since every person faces the exact same board. You can play Yaga's Seven Leagues directly in your browser without any downloads or installations. See how far you can travel through this shifting forest today.
Swap two neighbouring tiles to line up three or more of a kind.
Line up four and you get a broom: it sweeps a whole row or column. Line up five and you get a lantern skull: it clears every tile of one kind at once. Cross a horizontal line with a vertical one and a firebird feather appears, bursting everything around it. Tap a special tile twice to set it off.
Each stage sets its goals at the top of the screen: collect a number of tiles of certain kinds before the moves run out. Meet them and you move on; run out and the run is over.
The arrows below the board turn it yourself — sometimes that is the only way to reach what you need.
Iced tiles cannot be moved: clear a match next to one and the ice breaks. Bushes cannot be moved at all — clear a match beside one to root it out.
Tap the hut at the bottom to end the run early. Out of moves? Watch a short video for five more and keep going.
Puzzle lovers who enjoy fast-paced challenges and logic-based gameplay will find this forest journey rewarding. Casual players looking for a quick session to test their strategic planning against a leaderboard will appreciate the mechanics of Yaga's Seven Leagues. Fair play fans will enjoy the consistent, skill-based board layouts.
Yes, Yaga's Seven Leagues is fully optimized for touch controls, allowing you to swipe and tap your way through the forest on any mobile browser.
The leaderboard tracks your progress fairly by presenting the exact same board configurations to every player, ensuring that your high score reflects your puzzle skills.
If your moves hit zero, you can choose to watch a short video to gain five additional moves and keep your current run alive.