Line: Disney Tsum Tsum

About

Line: Disney Tsum Tsum is a match-3 puzzle game where you link and pop Disney character plushes called Tsums. Each level tasks you with clearing a set number of Tsums from the screen by swiping to connect three or more. The faster you match, the more points you earn and the quicker new Tsums drop in. Chaining big combos, like clearing four or more at once, grants bonus coins and unlocks special effects. Hitting seven Tsums in a single move drops a bomb that wipes nearby blocks, while filling a Fever Meter gives you a 10-second power-up with extra time and faster clears. You can also assign a personal Tsum to each game for unique skills that help turn tight situations around. The game’s charm comes from its adorable Disney characters and the satisfying rhythm of its mechanics. With over 100 Tsums to collect and levels that mix goals like time limits or score targets, it leans into addictive, short bursts of play. Though the core loop is familiar, the Fever Mode and bomb mechanics add enough variety to keep things fresh. It’s a simple but polished option for fans of mobile puzzles who want something colorful and instantly recognizable.

Storyline

The game's story is that Disney Tsum Tsum toys have fallen from the shelves of the Disney Store overnight and need to be put back on the shelves before the store opens. Players must drag their finger on their phone's touchscreen to connect at least three Tsums in order to clear them from the playfield, clearing as many Tsums as possible before time runs out. As Tsums are cleared, players score points, and more of the toys fall in from above. Players score more points (as well as coins to buy new Tsums and raise their score level caps) when clearing four or more tsums at a time. Clearing at least seven Tsums (six when a specific boost is activated before a game) will also spawn a magical bubble (known as a bomb in the Japanese version) that immediately clears surrounding Tsums when tapped to pop them. As Tsums are cleared, they fill up a "Fever Meter" that, when full, triggers a ten-second "Fever Mode", which adds five seconds of playtime to the timer, clears away Tsums faster, and temporarily prevent combos from breaking. In addition, clearing "MyTsums" (a Tsum that players select before each game) fills a meter that allows players to use their MyTsum's special ability.