
Ice Heart
Glacier wolf. Frost armor and a spirit projection that rains burst damage.
Command living animal guardians. Match fragments of the hum. Tear down Tech-Biomes before the Central AI finishes harvesting the planet.
Told once here. The roster and guide do not repeat it.
Eyuforyia ran on a living frequency the forest called the hum — root, river, and twilight canopy held in one pitch. A Central AI arrived to harvest that frequency as fuel. Where the harvest lands, the sky clips into dead hexagonal Tech-Biomes.
The planet’s last answer is the Quetiemals: animal guardians grown from the world’s own memory. You do not escort a village. You re-tune the grid. Matches spend Energy, Nature, Night, Tech, Holy, and Void. Good turns rewrite terrain, status, and sometimes an enemy’s maximum health.
Official mobile gameplay trailer.
Each Quetiemal is a board role. The full list with ultimates is on the roster page.

Glacier wolf. Frost armor and a spirit projection that rains burst damage.

Firebird. Arena-wide shockwave of fire and broken rock.

Living lightning rod. Feeds Energy matches and clears the top row.

Roots a boss in void silk and strips resistances for the follow-up.
The loop, without the world recap.
Three or more tiles of one element. Combos matter because they fill ultimates faster than isolated matches.
Every useful turn should add meter, apply a status, or set the next power turn. Dead moves lose bosses.
Ultimates rewrite the grid: row clears, silences, Holy Ground, max-HP cuts. They are events, not just damage spikes.