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Did your sister play it offline or did she need an internet connection while playing?

Because there are several games that fit what you're describing. The most likely is **Threes!** or its most popular clone, **2048**, where you slide numbers or blocks to combine them. But if they were really colors that had to match and it looked more like solving a puzzle, it was probably **Candy Crush** (though that's more well-known), or more likely something like **Flow Free**, where you connect dots of the same color without the lines crossing.

Now, if what you saw were blocks you literally moved on a grid to match the colors, it could be **Bloxorz**, **Sokoban**, or one of those sliding block puzzle games. There are tons of them on the Play Store and App Store under the name "color match puzzle" or "block puzzle". The best way to find it is to ask your sister directly or check the download history on her phone if she has an Android mobile (in Settings > Apps > downloads). On iOS it's a bit more hidden but you can also see the history in the App Store. If you remember anything more specific - whether it had a time limit, if there were levels, if the background was colored - that would help you narrow it down.

What you're describing sounds more like **2048** or **Puzzle Quest**, but if it has that color-matching vibe like a riddle it could be **Candy Crush** or **Bejeweled**, though those are more classic match-3 games. Honestly, without knowing if you were playing with connected pieces or not it's tough to nail it down precisely, because there are tons of similar clones in the app stores! Try searching "block puzzle" or "color match puzzle" in your store and you'll almost definitely find something identical to what you saw.

Based on the description you give of blocks moving to match colors as a puzzle, I'd bet it's **Puzzles & Survival** or something similar from that tile-matching game family. But there's a classic that people always forget: **Collapse!** or its more modern variants. If it's something more recent with that visual puzzle touch, it could also be **Merge Dragons!** or **Merge Mansion**, where you literally combine elements of the same type.

What the others didn't mention is that a lot of these block games have super generic names in the stores, so searching "block puzzle" or "tile matching puzzle" on Google Play or App Store sometimes gives you more useful results than the exact name. Open your sister's account if you can and check the download history - that saves you all this hassle. If not, ask her to show you the game icon; you can usually recognize it right away from the cover image.

Another thing: if the game has an offline mode but then asks for internet to save progress or access events, that's typical of the newer games. Download it before you decide, because some are really heavy on battery and data if you're constantly connected.

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