Thanks for responding, my friend. I’m interested in purchasing the template to add more levels and other things. Do you have a video explaining how to add levels and everything related to them?
If you have a look on YouTube there might be something on there to explain it.
The only one who talks about a game of this type in gdevelop is the (vegetato)
A video, currently no unfortunately, but every event in the template is commented so you can read the comment for each event and understand how the event works and what its job in the game 
Hi, PLS I just bought your template. how do i set my own goal instaed of red candies
and how can i change the games orientation to potrait, without affecting the game
Hello, thank you for your purchase
Simply go to Game scene → events → Goal & Buttons → Score → in the first event where it checks the RedParticles variable if its false, simply change the particles to your own candy color goal, let’s say I want to change the goal to Yellow candies, then I simply change the RedParticles with YellowParticles
now in the game you need to match the yellow candies to decrease the goal score :3
The easiest way:
Open the game properties → change the resolution from 640x360 to 360x640 → go to the project events → create a new event, At the beginning of the scene, change the camera center X position set to 320, change camera center Y position set to 180.
Now the game will work normally in portrait, you can simply drag and drop the Score text to fit inside the new resolution borders in the scene editor, and increase the background size to fit the new portrait size.
ok thanks, I also changed the background TO match the orientation. Is the license free to use
You can change any asset you want in any of my templates without any problem
you can read more about the template license on its page 
Try playing the template again. There’s a bug in it 
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Whereby candies overlap
I just played the template again many times, everything went well
Make sure you are on the latest version of the template (you can always get the latest version by downloading the template again from its itch page).
Major update ! 
Update log:
- The template now supports PC and Mobile (touch) !
- Huge performance boost in the game and in the project editor.
- Remade many systems in the game to a smarter and much lighter one.
- Removed hundreds of useless variables (used in the previous system to check for possible moves).
- Fixed candies overlap bug completely when the player have low fps.
- Added a new system to the game to change the goal candy color randomly every time the player play the level.
- The game can run smoothly even on a potato PC/Mobile.
W! I myself had experienced the candy overlap bug while play testing it on itch, but forgot to mention anything. Happy it’s fixed!
Sorry I a little speak english!
I need free mechanic match-3 game. I creating game engine in gdevelop 5, but I want create match-3 in yandex games!
I don`t understand bim bam.
And my nickname developer kotiks_gdeveloper_murzik_ADW._ru :sweat_smile ( потный смайлик ):
Sorry, I used a translator, so my English is bad!
I can also submit my game engine template for your match-3 template on itch.io which you can reformat, add comments and translate into English, and then post on itch.io for a fee. Let me know that you downloaded the template, and I will delete this post. It’s true, and you can get paid for it, and users will definitely like this template! If you want me to get your three-in-a-row template, you can sell my template or offer your own way to get a template for your template!
Hello kotiks, Sorry I only post my own templates/projects made by me on my itch page
Well, then I’ll figure out the generation myself, and I’ll figure it out further!
Can’t you create an interesting video on how to create this game? I think everyone will like the video as it is interesting and there are no guides for creating such a game.
That’s the whole point of programming. You have a goal and you have to figure out the logical steps to get there. You don’t ask others to do it for you; you work out how to do it. You can ask for help on technical issues, or for general ideas on how to approach it. But not to get the bulk of the work done by someone else.
And if you haven’t yet developed the skills to work it out, then start on a simpler project.