Candy Crush Soda Saga

The game targets people who want a quick casual puzzle session, or a longer one if they feel like it. The store text says many levels can be played offline, which suits travel or time away from a connection.

The game first reached Google Play on November 10, 2014, and it carries an Everyone content rating. It is listed under offline games with the casual tag.

The core loop is matching candies to clear a board, with goals that change from level to level. Bubblegum Pop and Gummy Dragons are separate modes, and soda-filled boards, cookie blockers and sticky jelly levels are obstacles that change how a board plays.

Boosters are available to blast blockers on harder boards. The game has thousands of levels.

Going online adds events, rewards and games with friends. Daily rewards and special events are also included, along with extra challenges that involve competing against other players.

Candy Crush Soda Saga runs on Android 7.0 or later and costs nothing to download. Ads appear during play, and in-app purchases are available, such as extra moves or lives.

King also says it shares personal information with advertising partners to personalize ads. A Do Not Sell My Data option is reachable through the in-game help center or King's contact page. Read the privacy policy on king.com before you sign in or connect accounts. Google Play is the place to install the game.

The game is published by King and listed on Google Play under the package com.king.candycrushsodasaga. It is rated Everyone. No independent security review is available, so the data practices King describes are the main information to review. Those include ad personalization and the Do Not Sell My Data option.