The app offers suggestions of next moves unless kids disable that feature in the app settings. The number of moves counts, though, if a survivor has asked for help, indicated by a life preserver that appears above them. While turns aren’t limited in number in most rounds, a fair amount of strategy is still involved because you need to anticipate how moves will affect the chance of getting survivors toward shelter. Their island can provide additional tasks in some levels, such as rescuing a VIP character who is involved with a pizza restaurant. Survivors who have been rescued are taken to an island that gradually gets bigger as new buildings and other items are added. Kids are also working toward an ultimate goal to get survivors to dry land and safety that ties into the overall theme. A match can trigger another match when the tiles move, which is referred to as a combo.
Four light blue tiles would transform into a life raft, for instance. Kids combine like-colored objects, as in other games, but instead of the tiles getting cleared from the board, they're often upgraded as they’re matched in Sliding Seas.
The game is a creative take on the matching genre.
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