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Version 2610.0.1 · 2026-10-13
Bug fixes and Performance improvements Have Fun & Enjoy!
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The store currently lists version 2610.0.1, updated 2026-10-13.








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Play Lollipop & Marshmallow Match3 the most delectable match-3 game in a candy wonderland!
If you have a BIG sweet tooth, you’ve hit the sweet spot with the classic gameplay in a rainbow mania of mixed candy drops and lollipops!
Join Jenny on her scrumptious journey to win back the lollipops stolen from the sneaky Marshmallow brothers! Sweeten up the challenge as you crush assorted colorful candies through various quests in beautiful delicious environments, like Lollipop Wood and Fudge Desert.
One of the best casual games for unlimited fun!
HOW TO PLAY
• Swap and match 3 or more candies.
• Remove as many candies in as few moves as possible.
• Create amazing combinations like striped and rainbow candies!
• Earn 3 stars to get more coins.…
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