Cookie Match is a slidable puzzle game where you need to pair each cookie with its respective cutter. If you slide the cookies off the border of the board or onto knives, they’ll be eliminated. Utilize the tubs of butter as obstacles to maintain the cookies intact.
Cookie Match
Game Instructions
Mouse drag or touch drag to move all cookies
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