Every level has a dragon at the top of the screen. Clear lines in Blocks, fill flasks in Potions, link colors in Connect or swipe chains in Chains, and every good move takes away some of its health. The dragons grow from a small Hatchling to the Dragon King.
The App Store page is not live yet. The game is free to download. It shows ads, and power-ups are bought with coins you earn by playing.
The menu after a few days: the daily gift and four games, each with its own dragon.
Each game keeps its own levels. Pick whichever one you feel like today. The goal never changes: bring the dragon's health bar down to zero.
Drag pieces onto an 8×8 board. Every full row or column hits the dragon, and clearing several at once hits harder. Every set of three pieces you are dealt can always be placed.
Gets harder: from level 5 the board starts with rocks, pieces get bigger, and later dragons throw rocks at you.
Tap a flask, then another, to pour. Every flask filled with a single color flies at the dragon. Each level is checked by a solver before you get it, so it can always be sorted.
Gets harder: up to nine colors, and from level 8 some layers hide under a question mark until they reach the top.
Draw a line from each dot to the dot of the same color. Lines can't cross. Every pair you connect is a hit, and connecting them all finishes the dragon.
Gets harder: the board grows from 5×5 to 9×9, with fewer and longer lines.
Swipe across three or more tiles of the same color. Longer chains hit much harder, and six or more is a super hit. Moves are limited, so plan the long ones.
Gets harder: more colors and stones on the board, and stones break only next to a chain.
They start small and cute and end up filling the screen. Later dragons fight back: they drop rocks on your board, heal when you stop hitting them, or block part of the damage.
Coins come from winning levels and from the daily gift. You spend them in the shop, which has a tab for each game. If a power-up runs out in the middle of a level, the game offers to buy one for coins or to get one by watching an ad.
Blocks and Chains each have their own styles. They only change the look.
The game is free to download. Coins come only from playing, the daily gift and optional ads. There are no paid coin packs.
Some are your choice: watch one to double a reward, get a power-up or continue after you run out of room or moves.
In every game a short ad also plays after levels 3, 6, 9 and so on.
Blocks never deals a set of pieces that can't be placed, and dragons never drop rocks that would make your pieces stuck. Every Potions level is solved by the game before you see it, and every Connect level is built from a finished solution. You can still lose, but only by your own moves.
There is no account and nothing to sign in to. Levels, coins and power-ups are saved on the phone. Deleting the app deletes them, and Settings has a button to start over.
English, Ukrainian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Polish, Turkish and Indonesian. Change it any time in Settings.
The game is portrait and needs an internet connection to play. The App Store listing is not up yet. When it is, the buttons on this page will open it.
The listing is not live yet. When it is, every App Store button on this page will open it. Until then, questions go to contact@arktik.tech.
Something broken, a level that looks wrong, or a question about ads? Write to us and include your iPhone model and, if you can, a screenshot.
contact@arktik.techLast updated: October 15, 2026
This policy explains what the Dragon Smash app for iPhone (“the app”) does with information. If you have a question about it, write to contact@arktik.tech.
Your levels, coins, power-ups, block styles, language and daily gift streak are saved on your device only. They are not sent to us. There is no account, sign-in, chat or cloud save.
The app shows ads provided by Google AdMob. To show ads, limit how often you see them and measure them, Google may collect information from your device, such as its advertising identifier, IP address, device model, operating system and how you interact with ads.
Nothing. The app has no analytics of its own and no server. If you email us, we use your email address and message only to answer you.
If you have turned on Share With App Developers in your iPhone settings, Apple may send us anonymous crash reports. Apple's handling of these is covered by Apple's Privacy Policy.
The app is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them. If you believe a child has sent us personal information, write to us and we will delete it.
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new date.
Last updated: October 15, 2026
Dragon Smash is licensed to you through the App Store under Apple's Licensed Application End User License Agreement. These terms add a few points specific to the game.
Questions about these terms: contact@arktik.tech.